[JPMorgan: The 'Buy the Dip' Consensus Has Failed] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on March 17, according to Jinshi Data, JPMorgan analysts stated that investors are increasingly anticipating a prolonged conflict in the Middle East and are no longer inclined to 'buy the dip' as they initially were. They believe this shift in sentiment indicates that selling now could increase the likelihood of exposure to repeated volatility risks. 'However, we still recommend investors take advantage of the current lower stock prices to increase their investment allocations,' the analysts said. 'We believe that, given factors such as the political agenda, this situation is unlikely to persist for too long, and we view the current fundamental backdrop as positively favorable.'