How Middle East conflicts have historically impacted the market

Unfortunately, there's a long history of regional Middle East conflicts and the markets need to adapt to that. So that means there's a lot of historical precedent for how markets do digest these events. Now his what we can basically say is that such conflicts tend not to end a bull market in stocks.In fact, it's almost never happened. In fact, in 1990, and 2003, the outbreak of hostilities between uh the US and Iraq actually triggered uh an end of a bare market and the beginning of an upturn. That being sai ...