👀 The first thing I do after waking up in the morning isn’t scrolling my phone—it’s checking the oil price 😂
And when I see the highest is only $74.5, I’m thinking two words on the spot: really? 😅
If I hadn’t reduced part of my position yesterday, today I’d be experiencing another free roller coaster 🎢
This also shows one thing: right now, Asian markets don’t seem to be treating the US–Iran conflict as a full-scale escalation
If everyone truly believes the situation will deteriorate全面ly, oil prices absolutely wouldn’t react in only this way
Markets often don’t lie; what usually tricks you is your own emotions 😏
One more thing worth keeping an eye on is the price spread between Brent and WTI
It’s already widened to more than $4. If it continues expanding toward around $5, arbitrage opportunities may start to slowly emerge 👀
Instead, I might begin to consider setting up a position in Brent—especially watching how it performs around $80 to $83
Because once there’s new news about the Strait of Hormuz, Brent typically reacts more than WTI
So you don’t need to rush into chasing it next—first, observe how the money behaves after tonight’s US stock market opens
Where the real big funds are headed usually only becomes clear little by little at night 📊
Want to know the market direction and the latest opportunities first 🚀
Click the profile picture to follow me 👊 Every day I’ll take you through the hot topics and trade setups so you don’t waste time on detours 😎
And when I see the highest is only $74.5, I’m thinking two words on the spot: really? 😅
If I hadn’t reduced part of my position yesterday, today I’d be experiencing another free roller coaster 🎢
This also shows one thing: right now, Asian markets don’t seem to be treating the US–Iran conflict as a full-scale escalation
If everyone truly believes the situation will deteriorate全面ly, oil prices absolutely wouldn’t react in only this way
Markets often don’t lie; what usually tricks you is your own emotions 😏
One more thing worth keeping an eye on is the price spread between Brent and WTI
It’s already widened to more than $4. If it continues expanding toward around $5, arbitrage opportunities may start to slowly emerge 👀
Instead, I might begin to consider setting up a position in Brent—especially watching how it performs around $80 to $83
Because once there’s new news about the Strait of Hormuz, Brent typically reacts more than WTI
So you don’t need to rush into chasing it next—first, observe how the money behaves after tonight’s US stock market opens
Where the real big funds are headed usually only becomes clear little by little at night 📊
Want to know the market direction and the latest opportunities first 🚀
Click the profile picture to follow me 👊 Every day I’ll take you through the hot topics and trade setups so you don’t waste time on detours 😎