The word “coincidence” broke when a $430,000,000 short on crude was entered 15 minutes before Trump announced a ceasefire extension with Iran. Oil collapsed right after, and the profit was banked instantly. If it happened once, you’d call it a great call, but it’s happened four times. Four high-stakes trades, four geopolitical headlines tied to Iran, four perfect setups before the announcement dropped. The running total is over $2 billion in “weirdly perfect” trades in just weeks. At some point you stop applauding the trader and start investigating the source, because markets are supposed to react to information, not predict it down to the minute. When billion-dollar positions move before the press release, you’re not watching a market anymore — you’re watching a leak. Who’s ahead of the news, and how many more times does this have to happen before we call it what it is?