In the near future, the entire investment market will be a news market driven by geopolitical events. So assess your own level, and take a break when needed. Don’t look back and regret when prices haven’t changed but your money is gone.
For example, today, Trump announced that the UK and the US would sign an agreement and mentioned a pause on sanctions against Russia. Doesn’t this seem like a pre-war coordination to unify internal understanding during the G7 meeting (to ensure allies are on the same page and to prevent accidental escalation into a nuclear war)?
The US stock market may have been overly optimistic about Iran's hopes for negotiations, so when Trump said, "Everyone should leave the Iranian capital, Tehran," oil prices started to rise and the crypto market began to jump.
Regarding the situation between Israel and Iran, if a swift war concludes quickly, that would be a positive outcome; however, if it drags on, it will have negative consequences. Why? Because oil is the mother of inflation.
The high inflation of the 1970s may be just around the corner. The situation cannot be said to be identical, but it can be described as extremely similar.