Trump just posted agreeing to suspend bombings and attacks on Iran for two weeks. This is a bilateral ceasefire. He also confirmed receiving a 10-point proposal from Iran, considering it a feasible plan for negotiations. Looking at the timeline, the turning point in Iran's situation occurred at 3 AM last night. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz requested Trump to extend the deadline for action against Iran by two weeks. Later, the Iranian ambassador to Pakistan corrected previous statements: 'Currently, we have taken a step forward from the critical and sensitive stage... In the next phase, respect and courtesy should replace empty rhetoric and redundancy. Stay tuned...' This hints at progress. After the message from Pakistan's Prime Minister at 3 AM, the market started rebounding. Now we wait to see Iran's response. If it's also positive and constructive, it means that after one or two days of escalated actions (expanding attack scope but avoiding large-scale impacts on civilian life and energy facilities), both sides are still unwilling to cross the threshold that would make the situation uncontrollable. At least the game is being played in a manageable state, which is a good signal. Of course, there's still one variable: Israel. Israel is a party to the war but not to the negotiations. The key is whether the U.S. can restrain Israel. This post is sponsored by @bitget_zh: 'Bitget - Buy U.S. stocks: Instant entry, seamless trading.'