This isn't an escort mission, it's "sentiment management": the crude oil market has entered psychological warfare.

You think the market is trading oil, but it's actually trading "human nature."

The Strait of Hormuz escort plan is fundamentally not about solving the problem, but rather: 👉 reducing panic

But the issue is: once panic appears, it won't disappear easily.

The core variable in the market now is no longer supply and demand, but rather: 👉 confidence

As long as the market still questions: whether the escort will be effective long-term? whether the conflict will escalate?

Oil prices will carry "sentiment premium."

This leads to a phenomenon: 👉 good news doesn't push prices up much 👉 bad news doesn't push prices down much

Because everyone is watching and waiting

What strategy works best at this stage? 👉 range trading 👉 event-driven 👉 don't get caught up

Closing interaction prompt: Answer in the comments: 👉 are you trading crude oil right now—short-term or medium-term? Let me help you see if it fits the current market conditions #伊朗确认拉里贾尼遇害