The Misconception About War and Market Crashes

There's a common misconception that war will cause markets to crash, but this is far from the truth. For instance, if you examine the SP500 during the height of World War II from 1942-45, you'll see a different story.

Historically, wars have often benefited the markets. Take the recent Russia-Ukraine conflict as an example, and later the Israel-Palestine war—markets actually rose. Even the staged conflict between Israel and Iran had little long-term impact.

Currently, there are tensions about a potential war against Lebanon, but it’s unlikely to have a significant effect on the markets. Remember, War = Money.

The notion that World War 3 will cause markets to collapse is a simplistic view lacking historical context. Of course, we don’t wish for war, but historically, markets might dip initially, only to soar to unprecedented heights afterward. Check the dates mentioned and review the US stock markets for yourself!

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