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Markets are shrugging off the Israel-Iran conflict. Some strategists warn of complacency

1. Israeli-Iran conflict raises concerns over oil supply and market stability. 2. Global markets show resilience but risk underpricing geopolitical tensions. 3. S&P 500 typically pulls back after geopolitical shocks, but may rally quickly. 4. Energy assets considered safe haven amid ongoing conflicts. 5. Potential ongoing warfare could lead to major market implications.

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Why Bearish?

Increased geopolitical tensions often lead to market volatility. Historical examples, like Ukraine, show initial sell-offs followed by recovery, but current conditions suggest more prolonged uncertainty.

How important is it?

With ongoing conflicts and potential for escalation, urgency in markets increases. Current geopolitical events often correlate with immediate S&P volatility.

Why Short Term?

The current escalation is expected to impact markets quickly, with typical S&P reactions being short-lived. However, longer-term recovery depends on the duration of the conflict.

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