Israel-Palestine conflict: How to respond next week!

First, the Israel-Palestine conflict has existed for a long time, and there have been ongoing negotiations. Most of these negotiations are predictable—mainly ending in no agreement and a breakdown in talks. This was reflected in the market on Friday, where gold prices surged in the late trading session. This was due to some funds preemptively anticipating and secretly positioning themselves based on the news, waiting for the weekend to let the information ferment, and then cashing out next week.

So, how should we respond to conflicts that occur over the weekend? Stay calm and enjoy the weekend—eat, drink, and rest well. If you haven’t reduced your positions or gone completely flat on Friday, there’s no other way to avoid the risk but to face this reality. Don’t create anxiety for yourself, as it won’t solve the fundamental problem. If you have reduced your positions or are flat, then divergence in the market next week could be a perfect opportunity to get involved with the core players at the front. For those holding positions, stay composed. If there’s significant negative feedback during trading, it’s okay to wait a bit longer—most of the external factors are not related to the stocks themselves. Good assets will naturally attract funds. After the market recovers, remember to exit promptly to prepare for the big moves in the coming days of next month. Just get your positions ready in advance. Also, avoid trading metals, oil, and gas during external turbulence, as these sectors tend to open sharply higher on Monday after weekend fermenting. This can lead to being caught at the top or facing sudden resolution of external conflicts. You can refer to last year’s Israel-Palestine conflict in the first half of the year for guidance.

In summary, keep a calm mindset, face the situation with composure, and avoid chasing defensive sectors related to external conflicts. Focus on preparing for the main trend in March. Have a pleasant weekend. Also, I hope everyone on the new account will like, comment, share, and interact more—this can boost content creation points and facilitate future updates. Wishing everyone double the gains in March and a smooth journey ahead! $Capital Online(sz300846)$ $Shangduo Technology(sh603601)$ $Capital Online(sz300846)$