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Fragile ceasefire: Israel remains the "troublemaker", Trump is still "flip-flopping"

Fragile ceasefire: Israel remains the "troublemaker", Trump is still "flip-flopping"

The ink on the ceasefire hasn’t dried, yet bombs are already falling. On the evening of April 7th, Eastern Time, Trump announced on social media a suspension of airstrikes against Iran for two weeks. This decision came less than 90 minutes before his self-imposed "final ultimatum" deadline.

Hormuz "can't go back to the way it was," but will "gradually fade away."

Hormuz "can't go back to the way it was," but will "gradually fade away."

``` The United States and Iran reached an agreement on Tuesday night for a two-week temporary ceasefire, pressing pause on a conflict that has lasted six weeks. In his latest article, Bloomberg columnist Javier Blas points out that the strategic status of the Strait of Hormuz has permanently changed. With the

Confirmed as "the beginning of the end of the war"! Hedge funds are closing short positions in U.S. stocks at the fastest pace since 2020.

Confirmed as "the beginning of the end of the war"! Hedge funds are closing short positions in U.S. stocks at the fastest pace since 2020.

``` Hedge funds are closing out U.S. stock short positions at the fastest pace since the COVID pandemic, signaling a key structural shift in the market. According to Bloomberg on Thursday, Goldman Sachs' trading division revealed that, following Trump's announcement of a temporary ceasefire agreement with Iran,

Ceasefire faces uncertainties on its first day: Trump “flip-flops,” refuses to acknowledge Iran’s “10-point plan” as the basis.

Ceasefire faces uncertainties on its first day: Trump “flip-flops,” refuses to acknowledge Iran’s “10-point plan” as the basis.

The ink on the US-Iran ceasefire agreement has barely dried, yet disagreements have already surfaced publicly. Less than 24 hours after announcing a two-week ceasefire, Trump reversed his earlier statement to use Iran's "10-point plan" as the basis for negotiations and insisted that the US "

Anthropic’s fundraising fell short of expectations because employees are reluctant to sell old shares, leaving investors with money but unable to buy.

Anthropic’s fundraising fell short of expectations because employees are reluctant to sell old shares, leaving investors with money but unable to buy.

``` AI startup Anthropic completed a round of employee share transfer transactions, but the final fundraising amount was far lower than the funds investors had originally planned to invest—not due to lack of demand, but because employees were unwilling to sell their shares. On April 9, according to Bloomberg reports

Several traders bought bullish U.S. stock options in the hours before the ceasefire, making $23 million in one day.

Several traders bought bullish U.S. stock options in the hours before the ceasefire, making $23 million in one day.

A mysterious trader went heavy on S&P 500 call options just hours before the ceasefire, making an unrealized profit of $23 million in a single day. According to Bloomberg, at 10:20 AM ET on Tuesday, April 7, an unidentified trader bought 6,800 S&P 500

Global markets see a "revenge rebound," even though "missiles are still flying and the strait has not reopened."

Global markets see a "revenge rebound," even though "missiles are still flying and the strait has not reopened."

The missiles are still flying, the strait has not reopened, but the market has already decided to celebrate first. However, amidst the cheers, some have quietly begun to reduce their positions. On April 8, Eastern Time, the news of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement was announced, prompting dramatic reactions