It should be said or not, although Trump came to power in the golden age of We Media, he was really tired. He could not read the news every day. The keyboard was smoking fast, and finally he had to sleep. It was really unbearable to have such a high intensity every day. I hope that after playing the weekend today, we will stop making trouble. Even if the wallet does not hurt the brain, it will be down. It is reasonable for the United States and Israel to attack Iran's nuclear reactor today. The only outcome that can be achieved in order to retreat with dignity is to attack nuclear facilities, seize nuclear materials, occupy land, and kill some leaders. This is the first time since the bombing of Fordo in June last year that a nuclear facility has been developed. Iran has already sealed enriched uranium underground with concrete, and it is not realistic for Iran to send special forces to seize it unless they can gather the Avengers. In any case, the United States and Israel will fight against the nuclear facilities again to get some results. Iran will retaliate again for the bombing of the steel plant by the United States and Israel tonight, and basically both sides will have an explanation to continue to promote the peace talks. No matter how the war ends, it is inevitable that the American hegemony will be damaged. In any case, Trump will find a way to get out of the way to prepare for the mid-term elections as soon as possible. There should be a general conclusion about Iran in April. It is inevitable that Iran will gain economic benefits from the Strait of Hormuz through the substantial partial lifting of sanctions in this war. The breakthrough of the US Japan exchange rate above 160 is also worth mentioning. The depreciation of the exchange rate caused by the downturn of the Japanese economy is the trend. Although the Bank of Japan occasionally sells US bonds and foreign exchange reserves to stabilize it, it is basically impossible to turn the tide in the face of China's dual-use export controls and the impact on the automotive industry chain. Whether it's preparing for military adventures now or raising interest rates next month, it's ultimately useless.