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How did the stock market perform during periods of war

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Market Insight wrote a column · Feb 23, 2022 19:43
The Russia-Ukraine conflict has been a source of major market pressure recently, spurring back-to-back losing weeks on the major averages.

Philip A. Fisher says "Don't worry about buying stocks during war. (Wars always end, but they are usually accompanied by central bank excesses. Throughout history, local wars have tended to be good times.)
However, the russia-Ukraine conflict coincides with an unprecedented rate hike, which leaves little room for the Federal Reserve and can be interpreted as a neutral event in the longer term.

To evaluate the performance of geopolitics and financial markets based on historical experience, geopolitics will have a significant impact on the financial market in the short term, and the market will appear risk aversion selling pressure in the short term. But the long-term impact on risky assets is limited. For investors who do not have high positions, the correction of the short-term market instead provides a medium - to long-term placement of stocks.
How did the stock market perform during periods of war
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  • Hunter MacGregor : What a great time to buy into the stock market. Glad SNAP is still holding steady. Too many people continually enter the market thinking they will be a multimillionaire overnight. But you have to spend years in the market to see your true gains. This article is absolutely correct and is exactly why we should never let conflict or politics influence our further investments in the market or be intimidated to sell. Hold strong my friends and stay confident! 👍

  • Ramzzi : Russia will pay a heavy price in the future for any casualties it leaves in the war.  Other countries, we will not allow this and we will do our best to maintain order, not to mention remember Hitler with his first attack, he thought he would be punished.  He saw that no action was taken by the world powers.  I mean, if you do not respond to the global disorder of one government, it will hit other places.  Fortunately, the United States, with its influence in the world and the victory of the new world order, will not allow Russia to do so.  I am sure that the economic plan will be implemented with the capabilities of this field, and including the thinking power of those who follow humanity with their science and oppose war.  I will not be afraid to make a deal and hope for peace and tranquility for all the people of the earth, so that we can all live peacefully next to the warm hearth of the family, and wish good health to the people of Ukraine in these difficult days, although no one can understand them.  I hope they reach the peace they want🙏

  • ETFWorldSavior Ramzzi: Thats true. Hope work out peacefully. Btw,it would be a good timing to buy inundefined

  • Billhong : stay confident!

  • Billhong Hunter MacGregor: stay confident!

  • Market InsightOP Ramzzi: hope the world peace

  • Market InsightOP Hunter MacGregor: Market is always changing and hard to expect, however, history  always repeats itself.

  • Molly wealth talk Hunter MacGregor: I couldn't agree more! We should buy stocks for the long term.undefinedundefined

  • Wave with Dave : Are we comparing apples to apples?

    Of the 5 retro-active charts shown, it displays 1 of 5 to involve Russia (Crimean Crisis)and 4 of 5 to involve USA.

    Data is good, liking correlation, just would like some more sides of the coins….undefined

  • bullrider_21 : It's true that stock markets rise in the long term during wars. But as you said, U.S. is experiencing high inflation and the Fed must hike rates aggressively. This would cause a significant correction in the stock markets. The markets could be much worse before getting better.

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