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Investinglive analysts say that the market has shifted its attention to the ceasefire negotiations taking place in Pakistan. Trump made two important remarks on Monday: Vance is about to return to Pakistan for talks, and he believes they are communicating with the right people. At the same time, the market believes that what Trump values is power, self-protection, and driving the stock market higher. Once the ceasefire agreement is broken and a war that destroys infrastructure erupts, oil prices will surpass $150 per barrel and will not be able to fall back. In this way, the market continues to believe that all setbacks in negotiations are temporary and a ceasefire is imminent. However, the issue lies in Iran and the US needing to reach agreement on relevant terms. Of course, both sides may wish for peace, but the details are crucial especially from Iran's perspective. They do not want to agree to a deal only to soon find themselves in war or facing sanctions. Today is a crucial day for "war trading," and we hope to gain some clear information. While there are some reasonable optimistic reasons, the Nasdaq's continuous rise for 14 days will be difficult to sustain without clear information.