Analysis: The latest conflict in Iran is just short-term noise, and one should cautiously grasp the timing to buy the dip.

BlockBeats news, on June 13, economist Alex Krüger published an analysis stating that "the latest confrontation between Israel and Iran should only have a short-term impact, rather than starting a new trend, it's just short-term noise. It's more similar to the armed conflict between Israel and Iran in 2024, rather than a large-scale war. The question is when to 'Buy the Dips'. Reviewing the timeline for 2024: · April 12: Rumors spread, and the market falls for the first time. · April 13: Iran directly launches missiles at Israel for the first time, and the market falls again. · April 14 to 18: The market remains tense as it waits for Israel's retaliation. · April 18: Israel retaliates with restrained attacks, avoiding strikes on major targets. The market surges. Both sides then indicate a pause, returning to covert operations.

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