S&P 500 Up 13% Six Months Into Iran War, and History Says That's Normal
Despite an ongoing military conflict in Iran, the US stock markets remain near all-time highs. History shows that this could often be the case.
Even during wars, stock markets can stay strong because investors focus on many things besides one conflict. When you see markets doing well during tough times, it might mean people believe the economy will be okay.
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