After Israel and the US attacked Iran, geopolitical conflicts have increased the uncertainty in global financial markets.

But actually, what’s more unsettling than the market is people.
We sit in front of screens discussing candlestick patterns, positions, and trends,
While some ordinary people in the Middle East may not even be sure about “tomorrow.”
Some wake up and check the market first thing,
Others wake up and confirm if their family is still safe.
In the face of real war, assets are just numbers.
Historical experience tells us:
When geopolitical conflicts escalate and systemic risks rise, gold often gains risk premium support.
If oil prices continue to fluctuate, the US dollar remains strong, and there is a tug-of-war with rate cut expectations, gold may stay volatile at high levels or even continue its upward trend.
But if the conflict eases and liquidity returns, the risk premium for gold as a safe haven will gradually be retracted.
For us:
We wish for world peace and love among people.
But in the market, rationality must be maintained.
Positions should always include stop-loss and take-profit,
Make good use of risk management tools,
Leave room for flexibility, and stay resilient.