# 霍尔木兹海峡再次关闭

Brothers, have you understood this operation wave in the Middle East? The opportunity to get rich is right in front of you! Quick, take a look!
Were you also stunned by the news you just saw?
Benjamin Netanyahu just said he would negotiate with Lebanon, and then—turning around—Israeli officials issued a statement about “no ceasefire.” Hezbollah went straight at it with 70 rockets, while Iran is still playing “soft blockade” in the Strait of Hormuz—so what exactly is this all about?
To put it simply, this is the standard script the Middle East has been playing for decades: negotiations while fi

Short-term may still push higher, but the upward space is not very large; a quick rally and then done.
Currently, the situation and market are indeed in a high-level phase dominated by bears, with chaotic news and extremely high risks.
1. Situation: Ceasefire turns into a show, Holmium strikes again
Promised a two-week ceasefire, but as soon as it took effect, Israel + Trump disrupted it: Lebanon is not within the ceasefire scope, Israeli military continues bombing.
Iran countered by closing the Strait of Hormuz again, oil tankers turn around.
Trump talks while issuing tough words; Iran also h

Just one day apart, the mask of peace was shattered into pieces. The ceasefire agreement was barely signed when Israel launched a large-scale airstrike on Lebanon; Iran immediately threw a tantrum, closing the strait again to stop oil tankers.
The veil of peace negotiations was torn away, leaving only raw, naked tug-of-war.
And with every tremor in the world, our small accounts are the first to shake.
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Many people see Iran's statements and immediately think that oil prices and gold will skyrocket. I'll just give the conclusion: this wave of sentiment is too exaggerated, and crude oil and gold fundamentally do not have the basis for a sustained rally. Chasing long positions is just inviting a knife.
First, look at those two core statements from Iran: no war, no abandonment of rights. Basically, it's more talk than action.
Saying no war clearly means they don't dare to truly fight, don't dare to completely block the Strait of Hormuz. If they really block the strait, the U.S. would intervene di