As I said yesterday, I personally chased some empty orders when Trump said that he had opened the negotiation window with Iran. At present, the average price of my WTI is about 81.5 dollars. The main reason for this price is that I went to chase after Brant after it reached $90. I have mentioned this several times before because the price difference between Brant and WTI was as high as $8 last week, but now it has returned to $3. Of course, I have also mentioned this many times. Although the price of oil has been falling in the past two days, the situation is not clear, and it cannot be said that it will continue to decline in the future. It mainly depends on how big the decision of the United States and Iran to negotiate now is. I think negotiations are certain, but it is difficult to say if they will start now. The United States has ended 13 consecutive days of attacks so far, and has not launched any new attacks on Iran since last Friday. Iran has also stopped attacking US related bases in the Gulf region, but the Strait of Hormuz is still blocked. The market now only expects the United States and Iran to return to the negotiating table. So personally, I just increased my short position on WTI, and I didn't continue to increase my position on Brant, which has a better price. Increasing my position again should be when I can hear clear negotiation voices. @Gate Crypto、 US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, gold CFD、 Predicting one-stop trading in the market