🧠 Did you know that in times of war, markets do not decline because of the war itself, but due to the uncertainty of what might happen?
When a conflict breaks out, the immediate reaction is fear, speculation, and massive selling… but historical data shows that markets tend to stabilize within days or weeks. What really affects prices is not the conflict itself, but the lack of information and clarity.
📉 In past conflicts such as the Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan, or even Ukraine, the pattern was the same:
1. Initial drop due to panic.
2. Quick recovery.
3. New opportunities for those who knew how to accumulate in the red.
Now the same thing is happening, and we are repeating history with the conflict between Israel and Iran; since this happened, the markets have gone down.
💡 These types of events often mark ideal accumulation zones. While some let themselves be carried away by fear, smart investors observe calmly and buy solid assets that always have liquidity and constant movement.
🔥 Remember: markets do not hate wars, they hate uncertainty. And when this dissipates, money flows back strongly.
📊 Are you ready to see the opportunity where others only see chaos?
Take advantage now!
