Phyrex
Phyrex|May 29, 2026 20:27
It's the last working day of May, and although the agreement between the United States and Iran is still in a game, there are more and more good news coming out of the market, including Vance's statement that we are very close to reaching a complete agreement. Of course, as yesterday, the leaders of both sides have not signed yet, so there should be no complete conclusion on the matter of uranium enrichment. However, the opening of the Strait of Hormuz should be an unquestionable thing. Two thirds of the past three months have been spent shorting WTI, and now it is the fourth wave. The current returns are still good, and I have mentioned countless times the reason for "hitting high". This is basically a target with high certainty and low risk. Currently, my target price is $85, and if there are no problems, it may be reached next week. Although Iran and the United States still have local conflicts, it does not affect the progress of the peace agreement between the two sides, especially the Strait of Hormuz, which is no longer just a conflict between the United States and Iran, but has already escalated into a conflict between Iran and the world, destined to not remain at a high position for too long. Looking back at the data of Bitcoin, it has been consistent with my recent expectations. With the gradual improvement of news in the United States and Iran, the decline of Bitcoin: native has been suppressed, and more investors are beginning to expect a rebound in BTC after the signing of the peace agreement. After all, Walsh has already taken office, and the upcoming midterm elections are coming. Of course, there are many inferior moths, such as tariffs, which depends on how Trump and the Republican Party will respond. From a purely data perspective, investors are still relatively rational and have not experienced any panic. Bitget is here, VIP! Crypto、 US shares CFD, Global Advantage One Stop Layout
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