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And there you have it, the USA vs Iran saga continues to shake the markets, with announcements changing every two hours and nobody really knowing who’s bluffing or who’s telling the truth.
At first, Iran announced that it wouldn’t back down on its uranium program and that they were ready to go all the way. Result: oil prices immediately surged. Then a few hours later, complete reversal the information was toned down or even outright denied… and oil gave back part of its gains.
Now we’re hearing about a deal that’s supposedly almost finalized, with an official announcement that could come quickly… before some media outlets already claim it’s just another rumor pulled out of nowhere.
Honestly, today investors and traders are mostly moving according to statements from both sides. The problem is that at our level, it’s impossible to know which information is truly reliable, so making decisions quickly becomes complicated.
Personally, my advice remains the same: don’t burn yourself out mentally with all this noise. Stick to your convictions and especially avoid scalping while the situation remains this unclear.
On my side, I’m sleeping peacefully with my LONG swing positions because they align with my long-term vision for the assets I hold. Short-term movements don’t change my conviction.
Yes, it feels like an agreement is getting closer, and you can already see it in oil prices, with Brent approaching $100 while WTI remains under pressure.
But honestly, I still struggle to see how they’re going to find common ground on sensitive topics like uranium or the Strait of Hormuz. For now, I mostly feel that the market is heavily speculating on the hope of a deal.
That said, if they eventually find a solution, it would be a huge breath of fresh air for the markets. US indices could rally strongly again and crypto could finally really accelerate.
But as long as nothing is signed, the most important thing is still to build your positions intelligently, without emotions and with proper risk management. Because in the end, a deal will inevitably happen sooner or later the current situation is sustainable for no one.
In your opinion, could a deal happen before the end of the month, or are we still headed for several more weeks of tensions?
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