Regarding the ongoing back-and-forth news about a 60-day ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, the alternating rumors of an impending truce and Iran's denials create a complex overall situation. However, if we take a look at the Tedpix index in the Iranian stock market after its reopening, we can uncover some valuable clues.

From the recent specific trading data, this index saw a slight uptick of 0.07% on May 19, followed by a 1.21% increase on May 20. After the market closed for holidays on May 21 and 22, it continued to surge on May 23, with a gain of 1.87%. Most notably, today, May 24, the market displayed a clear explosive rally, with a single-day increase of 2%.

Friends familiar with the financial market dynamics in this region should understand that such movements often reflect internal news dynamics and the true intentions of higher-ups quite accurately. Given the particularly strong market performance recently, especially today, I believe the probability that both sides will ultimately sign a peace agreement has become very high.

As long as no unexpected situations arise, following this trend, it is expected that tomorrow the stock markets in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan will experience a significant rally, potentially hitting new highs, while the US stock market will likely follow suit the day after, showing a similarly strong upward breakout.