全球的风险，A股的机遇

Group 1 - The recent attack by Israel on Iran has led to a significant increase in Brent crude oil futures, which initially surged by 13% and closed up 8.39% at around $75, indicating a volatile market response to geopolitical tensions [1] - Despite the initial spike in oil prices, the likelihood of prices exceeding $100 in the short term is considered low, reflecting a change in market sentiment towards geopolitical events [1] - The military sector, similar to past trends in the A-share market, has shown a muted response, with military ETFs only rising by 1.44%, suggesting that the market has become more discerning regarding such events [1] Group 2 - In the context of global risks, the A-share market is viewed as an opportunity, with domestic stability making it an attractive option for investors seeking refuge from volatility [3] - The A-share index fell by 0.75%, which is less than the declines seen in U.S. markets, indicating a relative strength and potential for capital inflow into Chinese assets [3] - Technical indicators for the A-share market suggest a potential upward breakout, contingent on positive market news and collective investor sentiment [3][4] Group 3 - The Hong Kong market is currently strong, but its ability to reach new highs is uncertain, while the A-share market, despite appearing weaker, is positioned at a lower level, which may present a comparative advantage [4]