Let's talk about gold and oil: $xau After closing out my short-term gold position following a brief price increase, the current price of London gold is 4500. Although I closed out my short-term position at 4800, I still have 70% of my spot gold holdings, and I sold some of it today. In other words: I bought gold at 3700 and sold 30% at 5200. I still have 50% of the gold in the physical market. I also made two rounds of contracts. The reason for this is that even if it forces out gold traders driven by liquidity, the rebound in gold is extremely limited. Disorder and safe-haven demand cannot offset these factors. In addition, the resurgence of Walsh trading makes it appropriate to unload some positions. Regarding crude oil: I previously buy the dips at the bottom as a hedge, and I have now closed out all my positions. The rationale is that repeated trading across the strait has desensitized the market, preventing it from going much higher. The portion of the unloaded position will be used as funds to replenish the position. I won't look at the profit; there's only a small amount left.