Iran has likely returned to the negotiating table with the United States.

As I have always said, Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz is not only aimed at the United States but also affects global inflation, so Iran has also clearly stated that the current return to negotiations is under the mediation of a third party, and has set forth clear conditions for peace talks.

Whether the new negotiations will be successfully completed, and when they will be completed, I do not know, but I know that currently, Iran and the United States are still exercising restraint, and the flames of war have not fully spread, which allows both sides to have the conditions to renegotiate.

Iran's current insistence on wanting to control the Strait of Hormuz is not a politically correct thing, and there is likely still room for maneuver. But I firmly believe that oil prices cannot remain high for a long time.

My strategy for oil prices has always been to short on highs; yesterday I had a floating loss of 60%, today it is only over 30%.

Every time I have to remind my fellow short sellers to pay attention to margins and try not to go below 100 dollars.

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