In fact, the output of any content is essentially linked to transactions, and there is no difference. I don't really understand the geopolitical conflict this time, mainly based on oil prices and conflict situations. The most crucial thing is the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz that @ qinbafrank Wu Brother pointed out before. Once the system is understood, all that is needed is to find a suitable opening point. Opening a position can be both simple and difficult. Basically, it's about predicting the price. Many people say they missed the opportunity to go long by placing it at $95000, but in my opinion, this may not be correct. Contracts and spot goods are the same, and the bottom is bought, not necessarily something that can be waited for. No one knows how low the price can reach, but if it is judged that there will be a rebound, then when the price difference is not significant, a bottom order can be opened first. For example, when I place a new order, I cannot get $100200 and I am worried that it will rebound directly, so I will place a new order at $100300. The best way to place an order for the first time is to have a bottom order, which can ensure a "market share". If it continues to decline, I can continue to take orders. For example, I plan to place a second order below $98000. Although I did not place a second order, because of the first order, I also gained profits during the rebound. If there are no first orders, then it's pure emptiness. Secondly, when the opening price is too high, for example, this time I placed my first order at $103666 and felt extremely uncomfortable. I chose the former between stop loss and carry order, but I would place the order below the stop loss position. For example, if I stop loss at $101000, then my pending order will be below $101000, which will make me feel much more comfortable.