Why can't oil prices fall? Because the market doesn't believe in "peace"

Sometimes, the strongest support isn't capital—it's "distrust."

The U.S. joint escort should theoretically suppress risk premiums. But reality shows: 👉 oil prices remain resilient.

Why? Because the market is asking a question: 👉 If it's truly safe, why the escort?

Once this logic takes hold, the escort becomes: 👉 proof that risk exists

So oil prices show a kind of "strange stability": 👉 not soaring 👉 but not collapsing either

This market behavior is essentially: 👉 the market waiting for the next shock

So the real danger now isn't the rise, but the "sudden directional move"

Closing interaction prompt: Share in the comments: #伊朗确认拉里贾尼遇害 Do you think the next wave will break upward or wash down? Give a direction + reason