Against the backdrop of escalating global geopolitical risks, the flow patterns of international capital are undergoing a profound structural reshaping. Taking regional tensions such as the recent US-Iran conflict as an example, the market has observed that capital fluctuations are not random but instead show a systematic pursuit of a "Geopolitical Security Premium." The core driving force behind this capital migration is no longer just simple economic returns, but rather the avoidance of uncertainty and the positioning of strategic assets. The rapid flow of capital clearly outlines a new global investment logic: that security and resilience take precedence over pure cost optimization.