History suggests that these events are a good buy opportunity; the only thing worrying market participants right now is whether they will stay within the same boundaries or escalate into a regional war involving the US. So far, there have been no indications.

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<Odaily> Planet News: Economist Alex Krüger analyzed that the latest confrontation between Israel and Iran should only have a short-term impact, rather than initiating a new trend, and is merely short-term noise. It is more similar to the Israel-Iran armed conflict in 2024 than a large-scale war. The question is when to "buy the dip". Reviewing the 2024 timeline: April 12: Rumors spread, and the market first dropped; April 13: Iran directly launched missiles at Israel for the first time, and the market dropped again; April 14-18: The market remained tense while waiting for Israel's retaliation; April 18: Israel implemented a restrained retaliation, avoiding strikes on major targets. The market surged. Both sides subsequently indicated a pause and return to covert operations.

Viewpoint: The latest conflict between Israel and Iran is just short-term noise, and we should seize the opportunity to buy buy the dips price

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