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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: Talks are ongoing; response to US proposal expected in coming days

Jinshi Data, October 8 — According to Iran’s Tasnim News Agency, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said that talks are ongoing and the two sides are exchanging messages through intermediaries. Araghchi said, “We have put forward a proposal called the ‘Seven-Day Plan’ and heard the US side’s views on it.” He noted, “We are currently reviewing the US side’s views, and I believe we will respond in the coming days.” Araghchi again stressed that the talks are ongoing.

$CL Oil prices rise 3% amid Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and US Gulf of Mexico production shutdowns

Jin10 Data, Oct. 8 — Oil prices rose more than 3% at one point on Thursday, as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continued to escalate, another oil tanker was attacked in the Persian Gulf, and Hurricane Isaias approached the northern coast of the US Gulf of Mexico, prompting wider shutdowns of offshore oil production. The US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management said that, as of Wednesday morning local time, production capacity of about 511,619 barrels of crude oil per day had been shut in in the Gulf of Mexico, representing 25.08% of the region’s current output. Personnel have been evacuated from eight production platforms and two drilling rigs, while another drilling rig has been moved out of the storm’s path. In addition, 16.37% of the region’s natural gas production has also been shut in. The US National Hurricane Center said Isaias strengthened into a hurricane on Wednesday evening and is expected to approach the northern coast of the US Gulf of Mexico on Friday.

$BTC I'm having a hard time reading this market. A-shares surged and then plunged, and Trump said he doesn't want to talk to Iran anymore, bringing back risk and sending BTC lower after its breakdown. I'll open a small short position and see how it goes.

$BTW Strange, it looked like the big players had gotten out, yet it’s still going up...

$MARSCOIN Wait and see. This chart looks far too weak—don't rush in to catch a falling knife.

On the 1-hour chart, the price has plunged from 0.1178 to 0.0959. The Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the middle band (0.0978) has become clear short-term resistance. The price is now grinding along the lower band (0.0922). Although the MACD histogram bars are shrinking and a golden cross is close, both lines are still below the zero line. This means bearish momentum is merely weakening; it does not mean the bulls have reversed the trend.

The current price level is awkward. If you short, you're too close to support at the lower band, so a rebound could easily stop you out. If you go long, the price hasn't reclaimed the middle band, so you'd simply be catching a falling knife against the trend.

When should you act? Wait for the price to reclaim and hold above the middle band at 0.098 on increased volume before considering a small long position, with the upper Bollinger Band at 0.103 as the target. Set your defensive stop at 0.092. If a solid bearish candle breaks straight through the lower band, that would signal the downtrend is continuing, so expect new lows.

Right now, there's no volume and no clear setup. Watch more and trade less.

$龙虾 Wait and see. When there’s a daily-chart crash like this, whatever you do, don’t try to catch a falling knife.

This lobster chart is painful to look at. It plunged 38% in just 24 hours. On the daily chart, it’s been sliding all the way down from a high of 0.31 to the current 0.045, without a single decent rebound. Look at the Bollinger Bands—the lower band is nearly in negative territory, and the price is way below the middle band (0.10), an extreme deviation.

Although the MACD histogram below the zero line is starting to shrink, both the DIF and DEA are still deep underwater. That means bearish momentum may be fading a little, but the overall trend remains extremely weak.

Going long here is asking to get wrecked, while going short could easily get you liquidated by a sharp oversold-rebound wick. The whales have been dumping all the way down after pumping it hard; getting in now means catching the bag.

Take your time and wait. Either wait until it can’t fall any further, then let it base sideways at the bottom and form a long lower wick before trying a tiny position for an oversold bounce; or wait for it to rebound toward the middle band at 0.10, confirm that it can’t break through, and then short with the trend. With this kind of one-way crash, it’s a mess—watch more, trade less. Protecting your capital is what matters most.

$BTC has seen another outflow of funds, bringing it back to the level of the previous low.
Somewhat unexpectedly today, the Japanese and South Korean markets fell steadily after opening, while A-shares rose steadily after opening and even helped lift the Japanese and South Korean markets.
Meanwhile, rising crude oil (CL) prices did not affect the rise in $XAG $XAU .
The broader market is seeing a weak sideways rebound as part of a recovery, and even with conditions in the Asian session relatively favorable, this performance still fell short of expectations.

$BTC Take profit on the short position first. U.S. markets are all falling at the open, so I’m going to accumulate positions as planned.

$CL This is getting absolutely ridiculous…
According to Reuters: A senior Iranian official said that Iran and the United States have held no talks on Tehran’s nuclear program. The United States must first meet Tehran’s conditions before nuclear issues can be discussed. Iran will never give up its right to enrich uranium, but the details of enrichment can be discussed later.

$ETH was thinking about going short, but then I saw the fees and got scared... Going long at this point really isn't a good idea—we're in a neither-here-nor-there position.

$QCOM South Korea is considered a leader in AI, so it should also be affected by related developments. The most exciting part is tomorrow: the A-share market opens, and if it crashes outright, Asian markets could very well all be dragged down together 😂
Thanks to the volatility earlier, I’ve already built up some profits. I’m now steadily accumulating shares and patiently waiting for them to bear fruit.

$EWY Foreign capital is flowing out. After taking profits on the long positions this morning, there’s now another opportunity to accumulate.

$EWY South Korea has recently been opening high and trending lower, with little volatility. Take profits on the previous position, accumulate shares again, and start over.

$QQQ keeps hitting new highs, and there’s barely anything left to sell. QQQ has shown what value investing is all about—it’s perfect for going all in when prices are low.

$CL , there's nothing more to say, and no need to analyze it—just look at the fees. With these fees and crude oil barely fluctuating during the day lately, even a price drop wouldn't be enough to cover the fees...

$ZEC Tsk, looks like the callback ends here.

$CL Damn, Binance's news came late 😅 Technically, crude oil has started breaking down, but that post from Binance's official account scared me into taking profit on my short position.

$BTC U.S. Treasury yields have hit a new high, which could drive funds into Treasuries. This happened during both the dot-com bubble in 2000 and the financial crisis of 2007–2009, when Treasury yields surged.
I took a look at several of the major markets, and they’re all seeing sustained outflows of institutional funds—sharp, cliff-like outflows.
I’ve already freed up half of the available funds in the trading account. Although $QQQ has continued to hit new highs, the S&P 500 peaked three months after the yield curve inverted in 6 of the 10 inversions since 1956.
Given the current market conditions, the major markets are too volatile. It’s certainly difficult to short them, but going long isn’t a good idea either.
Keep an eye on tomorrow night’s meeting, preserve plenty of firepower, and be ready to change direction at any time.
$CL Finally, I’m bullish on crude oil, but I’m not going long. At this price, going long carries significant risk. Many countries and industries can’t withstand high oil prices.

$BNB Forget it—still took a loss. The initial position was too large, and money kept flowing out... There was no rebound, so I wasn’t going to bet on the trend being delayed. While the loss was still small, I closed the position.

Traffic is still declining; this is solid logical support. $CL —let's wrap things up for now.