Geopolitical shocks send tremors through global markets, but one pattern remains unshaken: U.S. equities consistently emerge stronger from crises. As tensions escalate in the Middle East following recent airstrikes, investors face a critical choice – flee to safety or double down on opportunity. History suggests the latter approach wins, especially when betting on American markets. The Resilience Playbook: How U.S. Markets Defy Geopolitics 1. Crisis Performance That Speaks Volumes 9/11 Attacks (2001): S&P 500 dropped 12% in a week, but fully recovered in 33 days $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Iraq Invasion (2003): Markets rose 15% in the 6 months following the invasion Russia-Ukraine War (2022): S&P gained 5% in the 3 months post-invasio
US Airstrikes = Stock Market Victory? Invest US or Israel Stocks?
On June 21, Trump announced US military had carried out precision strikes on three key Iranian nuclear facilities — Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. However, the market doesn't react too much on Monday. Some say it's a victory for stock market. How do you view market still hold a high level despite airstrikes? Problems all cleared or declines postponed?
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