The main issue that escalated over the weekend was still the Strait of Hormuz. But perhaps over the weekend, oil prices did not fluctuate significantly, WTI Yesterday it was flat at around 73.4, and I did a band test. Then I placed orders for 74.2 and 74.8 at high altitude, and just this afternoon I received all of them. There are still over 75 pending orders. Currently oscillating at 73.8 For now, it seems unlikely that the geopolitical risks between the United States and Iran will escalate, and there is still a tacit understanding that both sides will engage in verbal and practical tug of war, which is unlikely to escalate significantly Anyway, if we continue to expand and oil prices rise, we will continue to short sell at high prices. Even if it rises, it is unlikely to reach above 80, and the market will definitely worry about inflationary pressure at that time. (Why 80? Because in the previous trend, the oil price rose by 120 and the first time it fell, the lowest point was around 80, and then the peak that rose in mid to late June was also around 80.) Fortunately, the CL rates on Binance are now very friendly. You can hold it for a long time. If we continue to push for peace talks in the near future, we will continue to look around the bottom 68-70 And the biggest highlight of this week is tomorrow night's CPI data. At present, there is no sign of a halt in the decline of the market, and the US stock market has also experienced a pullback at the opening. The CPI estimate for tomorrow night is likely to look good, as oil prices in June have mostly been below 80. If inflation data is good, it may provide some emotional recovery for the risk market. For Da Bing, it is still a narrow range oscillation in the 60-65 range. Of course, the US stock index is also fluctuating at a high level At present, Micron has given up on many orders, and SPCX is not very attractive. Anyway, take it and have a look. DYOR's above is not investment advice