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Brothers, the rebound in U.S. stocks is really intense—it’s hit new highs again.
Not long ago, things were nearly life-or-death because of the war, but in less than half a month, U.S. stocks surged violently, rebounding in a sharp V-shape; not only did they reclaim lost ground, but the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 also both set new highs.
In this war the U.S. is fighting, other markets are the ones footing the bill; A-shares haven’t recovered yet, and Hong Kong stocks are still hanging on by a thread, but U.S. stocks have recovered first.
Remember the time when the war started at the end of Fe

$DOGE Still the same sluggishness as always, currently in a range-bound consolidation. Short-term resistance is at 0.1. If it breaks through and stabilizes above 0.1, there should be another wave of market movement. If it can't break through, it will continue to fluctuate within the range. People who lack patience for this kind of coin should not hold it; you can consider $PEPE or $PENGU , as they both move in sync and tend to have larger swings. The only advantage of DOGE is that it allows for low-leverage contracts and can support a certain amount of large funds. It belongs to those coins

To economically blockade Iran, Trump is getting serious.
On April 14th, the U.S. Central Command officially announced that more than 10,000 Navy, Marine, and Air Force personnel—carrying more than 10 warships and dozens of aircraft—are currently tightly blocking all ships entering and leaving Iranian ports in and around the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
Put simply, the United States wants to cut off Iran’s most critical economic lifeline—oil exports . Once the ports are sealed, oil tankers can’t get out, and every day it loses several hundred million, all in an effort to force Iran to

It seems Trump's genius plan has taken effect; Iran has surprisingly backed down and is considering suspending shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump said he would blockade Iranian ships on the high seas, so even if Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz, their commercial ships won't be able to pass.
Iran is clearly afraid of conflicts with the U.S. military, trying to avoid another clash to prevent jeopardizing the possibility of a second round of negotiations.
Iran is serious this time, willing to endure pain and sacrifice, cutting off its economic lifeline.
They probably fell for

#Gate广场四月发帖挑战 April 14 Gold and Silver Analysis: The U.S. and Iran Still Have Room for Negotiation, Gold Rebounds After Bottoming Out
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Market Review
According to reports from American media such as CBS and CNN, an American official stated that the U.S. and Iran are still in negotiations, and both sides are working to find a diplomatic solution to this conflict. "There is ongoing contact between the U.S. and Iran, and progress is being made toward reaching an agreement," the official said. According to Russia’s TASS on the 13th, citing The Atlantic Monthly, the next round of "direct talks" b

This year, everyone making AI animated dramas is making a fortune.
Now, producing an AI animated drama can break even in just one month, and the rest is profit.
My neighbor's company shot short dramas last year and is now heavily transitioning into AI animated dramas.
He told me that previously, a live-action drama cost around 250k yuan;
now, an AI animated drama with a team of three people, working for seven days, can produce a film, with costs including labor and computing power, of 50,000 to 70k yuan per project.
Currently, platforms support animated dramas, with traffic on the sh

Shanghai’s second-hand home market is extremely hot, and it is very likely to lead the nationwide real estate market out of its slump.
Recently, the transaction data for Shanghai’s second-hand homes has been a bit shocking—especially on April 11, when the number of online contract filings reached 1,632 units, setting a new record high in nearly 5 years.
In early April, the daily average number of online contract filings was 822 units. In March, the daily average already hit 1,000 units. In the second half of April, the number of online contract filings may continue to surge.
In the past

Interest rates have been cut! They've been cut again!
Brothers, this time the cut is on deposit interest rates. Money in the bank will earn less interest now!
The 1-year interest rate has been lowered from 0.95% to 0.6%; the 2-year interest rate from 1.05% to 0.7%; the 3-year interest rate from 1.25% to 0.9%. The 5-year fixed deposit has been discontinued.
The central bank's intention is very clear: tell everyone not to save money anymore, but to spend it, buy houses, or invest in stocks. Don't keep money in banks; they’re offering very little interest.
Lowering deposit interest rates also mak

Interest rates have been cut! They've been cut again! Brothers, this time the cut is on deposit interest rates. Money in the bank will earn less interest now!
The 1-year interest rate has been lowered from 0.95% to 0.6%; the 2-year rate from 1.05% to 0.7%; the 3-year rate from 1.25% to 0.9%. The 5-year fixed deposit is no longer available for sale.
The central bank's intention is very clear: tell everyone not to save money, but to spend it—buy a house, invest in stocks, don't keep money in the bank, as the interest is no longer attractive.
Lowering deposit interest rates also creates roo

Interest rates have been cut! They've been cut again! Brothers, this time the cut is on deposit interest rates. Money in the bank, interest rates are going down again!
The 1-year interest rate has been lowered from 0.95% to 0.6%; the 2-year interest rate from 1.05% to 0.7%; the 3-year interest rate from 1.25% to 0.9%.
The 5-year fixed deposit has been discontinued altogether.
The central bank's intention is very clear: tell everyone not to save money, but to spend it—buy a house, invest in stocks, don’t keep money in the bank, as the interest is no longer attractive.
Lowering deposit i

The US-Iran talks have collapsed
Here's a rough outline of the situation:
Iran drew a red line, the US did not accept it
The US drew a red line, Iran did not accept it
The main disagreements center on Iran refusing to give up its uranium enrichment rights, refusing to relinquish control of the Strait of Hormuz, and the Lebanese ceasefire demands.
Some details in the negotiations are quite revealing:
1) The US side's sincerity was not very strong; the delegation only hurriedly arrived on the 11th.
2) Vance, after landing, first slept for four hours to adjust to the time difference

Upon waking up, the whole world is restricting Israel.
Now, the biggest variable is not the United States, not Iran, but Israel. Israel continues to bomb Lebanon recklessly. In just one day on April 8th, reports say over 300 Lebanese people were killed by bombings.
Overnight, Israel is going against the world:
1) Canadian Foreign Minister: Ceasefire needs to be maintained and expanded to Lebanon.
2) Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez: Lebanon must be included in the ceasefire agreement.
3) UK Foreign Secretary Cooper: Lebanon must be included in the ceasefire agreement.
4) Qatari Foreign Minister:

If you say that Sichuan University doesn't use war, manipulate the market, and go crazy making money, I absolutely don't believe it.
Just before the US-Iran ceasefire, suddenly $950 million opened short positions on crude oil, leverage maxed out, shorting crude oil.
Without insider information, who would dare to do that?
With the US and Iran on the brink of conflict, the entire market was generally bullish on crude oil, all expecting it to rise above $130.
Then crude oil plummeted, and this huge short position was closed profitably.
Today, Brent crude oil dropped to a low of $88, a d

Tonight's CPI Big Storm! Middle East Premium Officially Enters
Tonight's US CPI, first to include the Middle East premium caused by soaring oil prices, is likely to hit a four-year high
Crude oil has surged nearly 60% this year, inflation directly rebounds
The market has completely cooled down and rate cut expectations have diminished, with few rate cuts this year
The Federal Reserve delays rate cuts further, Bitcoin's nighttime volatility is at its peak
Strict position control, don't get shaken out by sharp rises and falls!
#原油小幅上涨

The certainty of 2026 is like 2019 and 2022
Did not catch the big pie of 3,000 in 2019
Did not catch the big pie of 20k in 2022
Don't miss out this year!
This year, my asset allocation focuses on just three simple things:
First, dimensionality reduction: Use AI to hedge information gaps, during the algorithm dividend period, AI runs BTC, which may last about 6 months.
Second, seed layout: Lock in overseas RWA + prediction track test nodes in early June, to receive the original airdrop dividends, lasting about 3 months.
Third, precise ambush: In the second half of the year, beside

#Gate广场四月发帖挑战
After trading cryptocurrencies, I realized that domestic violence isn't something to run from—what's the thinking?
1. He already hit me today; he probably won't hit me again tomorrow.
2. If he hits me again tomorrow, the probability that he'll hit me the day after tomorrow is even lower.
3. Once he drives me away, there won't be anyone left for him, so it's impossible for him to keep hitting me continuously.
4. I'm about to be beaten to death; it doesn't matter anymore—I’m used to it.
5. If I run now, wouldn't the beatings I suffered before have been for nothing?
6. After I run

The United States should quickly find a psychologist for Trump; he's too pitiful, talking nonsense every day.
Yesterday, Trump said: "Tonight, all civilization will perish and never exist again. I don't want such a thing to happen, but it might... maybe some revolutionary miracle will occur, who knows? Tonight, we will witness it."
Is he forcing civilization to perish? Is Trump desperate enough to use nuclear bombs? Obviously not, he's just bluffing as usual.
Let's count his threats—it's not the first or second time.
On March 21, Trump issued a tough statement, giving Iran a 48-hour de

Two weeks after the ceasefire between the US and Iran, Trump announced victory, Iran announced victory, and Israel announced victory.
Trump stood in front of the camera, gesturing wildly, yelling at the top of his lungs: "America won big! Does Iran dare to fight back? That's because it’s scared! Zero casualties is an epic-level victory!" He completely ignored the awkward embarrassment of an aircraft carrier withdrawing overnight and missiles striking empty bases, and his stubborn mouth was as hard as welded steel—turning “didn’t suffer a big loss” into “sweeping the world.”
Iran wore a fac