🔥 When good news and geopolitical fog collide, where will your bullets aim this week?

Last night, the market received two "big gifts" at the same time:

· Trump signaled a ceasefire between the US and Iran, and the tension in the Strait of Hormuz seems to have eased;
· Powell directly stated that "policy is in a safe zone," dousing expectations of rate hikes with a cold shower.

On one side, geopolitical risks are cooling down; on the other, liquidity expectations are improving. This is a "dream team" for risk assets.

But the question is: is this the start of a reversal, or just another trap of false hope?

🎯 First, the conclusion: the window is very short, don’t get too caught up

Trump’s “ceasefire” is more of a tactical adjustment, not a strategic reconciliation. The US-Iran situation is far from over.
Powell’s “dovish” stance was expected—inflation is under control, and there’s no need to add drama during an election year.

So, the essence of this rally is: emotional recovery + short covering.
The big trend has not yet emerged.

⛽ Crude Oil: The most intense game, avoid if you have a weak heart

Oil prices already priced in some geopolitical easing last week. If no new conflicts erupt this week, a short-term correction is likely.
But note: as long as the Strait of Hormuz isn’t completely calm for a day, crude oil will have the “pulsed rise” gene.
Strategy: only short-term trades, buy on sharp dips, sell on sharp rises, don’t get too attached.

🪙 Gold: Falling is an opportunity, don’t expect a crash

Gold’s support is very strong now: rate cut expectations + central bank buying + safe-haven bottom holdings.
Even if geopolitical sentiment cools, the downside space for gold is limited.
For ordinary traders, gold is the most forgiving option in this rally—hold steady, sleep well.

📈 Crypto: The biggest beneficiary of liquidity improvement, but beware of “good news exhausted”

Powell’s comments directly benefit risk assets, and crypto is one of them.
But crypto has its own rhythm: after the halving, the narrative vacuum period needs new catalysts to continue.
If ETF funds don’t show significant inflows this week, a rebound to key resistance levels (like BTC around 73,000) may face resistance.
Suitable for swing traders, be cautious when chasing highs.

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📌 Weekly Trading Manual

· Conservative: buy gold on dips in stages, hold steady.
· Aggressive: buy during sharp crude oil drops, quick in and out; try long positions at key support levels (BTC 68,000-69,000), exit if broken.
· Spectator: wait until real trouble arises between US and Iran before taking action.
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