In fact, the output of any content is essentially linked to trading, and there is no difference. I don't really understand this geopolitical conflict either; I mainly watch oil prices and the situation of the conflict. The key point is still the blockade situation in the Strait of Hormuz that @qinbafrank mentioned earlier. Once you understand this system, you just need to find the right entry point.

Finding an entry point is simple yet complicated; it basically involves predicting prices. Many friends said they placed orders at $95,000 but didn't get filled, missing the opportunity to go long. In my view, this may not be correct. Contracts and spot prices are the same; the bottom is always bought, and it may not be something that can be waited for.

No one knows how low the price can go, but if you judge that there will be a rebound, then when the price difference is not significant, you can open a bottom order first. For example, when I was trying to open an order again, I couldn't get filled at $100,200, and I was worried it would rebound directly, so I placed a new order at $100,300.

The best method is to make the first order a bottom order, which can ensure a "position." If it continues to drop, you can keep adding. For instance, I plan to place a second order below $98,000. Although I didn't get filled, because I had the first order, I still made a profit during the rebound.

If there is no first order, then it would be purely missing out. Secondly, if the entry price is too high, like this time when I opened my first order at $103,666, it was extremely uncomfortable. I chose to stop loss rather than hold the position, but I would place an order below the stop loss level.

For example, if I set my stop loss at $101,000, then my order would be placed below $101,000, which makes me feel much more comfortable.

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