JPMorgan: The consensus of "buying the dip" among investors has failed

Golden Ten Data reported on March 17 that JPMorgan analysts stated investors are increasingly expecting a prolonged conflict situation in the Middle East, and they are no longer as inclined to buy on dips as they were initially. They believe this shift in sentiment means that if one sells now, the risk of repeated volatility is also increasing. "However, we still recommend investors take advantage of the currently lower stock prices to increase their investment allocation," the analysts said. "We believe that, given factors such as the political agenda, this situation is unlikely to last too long, and we consider the current fundamental backdrop to be positive."