Since short selling oil, my friends have been sending me messages every time the oil fluctuates. I am quite happy about this because all analysis is essentially for trading. Although I am a 10U war god, the logic of trading will not change just because of 10U. I also hope to share my logic to learn from all the teachers. It is normal for everyone to have different opinions on trading, and being able to communicate with each other is my biggest motivation for writing X. On the last trading day of this week, there was a decline in oil prices, mainly due to several meetings next week that will involve Hormuz. I have said many times that the issue of Hormuz is not only targeted at China, but almost the whole world, including China, will be affected. Today, Wang Yi expressed support for the negotiations between the United States and Iran, and expressed dissatisfaction with the blockade of Iranian ports and Hormuz. As for whether the oil price will break through the historical high this time, at least for now, I am optimistic. The main reason is that during the most intense fighting between Iran and the United States, the oil price did not break through the historical high. Even after Iran blocked the Strait of Hormuz for three months, the oil price still did not break through the new high. Therefore, the conditions for breaking through the new high should be at least more severe than the fighting by the United States in the first half of the year. Of course, no one can say for sure now. Just because I'm not optimistic doesn't mean it won't happen. As I mentioned earlier, I trade based on my personal logic, and it's normal to have different opinions. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's exactly what I'm thinking and doing now. If I'm wrong, I'll use my own position to bear the burden. For Bitcoin: native, I still adopt a dual currency strategy. I will place an order today and buy for $63000 next Monday. I'm not sure if I can buy it. @Gate Crypto、 US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, gold CFD、 Predicting one-stop trading in the market