Be careful, thứ 4 can be very unpredictable🚨☠️



First, let’s talk about the market. There’s a high likelihood we’ll see a short-term reversal. The reason is very simple.

Trump has set a deadline for Iran, and if they don’t comply, he threatens to attack. Now that the deadline is approaching, the market is closely watching… whether he will actually do it?

But if we look at his past behavior, many times he has backed down at the last minute. Therefore, it’s possible that from late Monday to early Tuesday, he may again “make a decisive decision.” If that happens, the market could surge strongly.

However, overall, the trend is still downward. The war is still ongoing, uncertainty remains high, and conditions are still weak. So even if there’s a rebound, it’s very likely only temporary. A true bullish reversal will only come when we see official confirmation of a ceasefire order between Mỹ and Iran.

Now let’s move on to the trading plan.

We’re looking for short positions near resistance levels, and that idea has worked perfectly.
We opened a short position from 67,300 to 67,700, and the trade is in profit.

Now is the time to take profits and patiently wait for the next trade setup.

The next important resistance level is around 69,200. I’ll monitor this level to look for other potential shorting opportunities. 71,500 is a higher level, but for now, the focus remains on the closer resistance.

In summary, the plan is very simple: a bearish trend due to the war, stay alert to the possibility of a sudden rebound if Trump backs down, and trade step by step without forcing entries.

Let’s stay calm, take profits, and wait for the next clear move.
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