In the past two days, we went from empty to many positions— the rhythm is still fine. We caught both the high and low ranges.

If you don’t say anything, I’ll just assume you’re making money.

I didn’t add to the short positions. The entry was a bit off, so I didn’t get the full move. The long position I placed last night was in a good spot—let’s set up a break-even bet on the short side. The take-profit levels for the long are 65-81-93.

Today I’m worried that negotiation-related news might suddenly start, so if you haven’t done anything yet, wait first.

So what’s the situation right now? Brother Gou will roughly analyze it—though it may not be accurate.

1. Negotiations will definitely be followed by a bounce. As for when they’ll happen, it’s hard to say, but once they’re on, they definitely won’t be able to reach an agreement.
2. The fact that countries are running low on oil is definitely already true. Oil prices will still break to new highs, but it’s hard to know where to enter a long position. The “know-it-all’s” mouth can’t be controlled.
3. The impact of oil prices and the breakdown of negotiations on the crypto market and the stock market is actually getting smaller and smaller—it’s quite strange. But it’s not out of the question that the main players are getting you used to this kind of pattern.
4. Even if there’s no economic crisis, the economic situation after 2026 still won’t look good—so you should keep more cash on hand.
5. The news will definitely be delayed, and global financial manipulation continues. When oil prices rise to where they need to, the pace will surely slow down; when oil prices fall to where they need to, it means the conflict will be escalating. Don’t focus on the news to make trades.