Adam and Blake Anderson from WealthGuard Advisors break down the market’s reaction to military action in Iran and what it could mean going forward.
Despite geopolitical tension and an oil spike, the S&P 500 closed positive. Historically, markets tend to recover after major geopolitical events, and early price action may be signaling resilience rather than panic.
In this episode:
- How the S&P 500 historically performs after major conflicts
- Oil’s spike and what the Strait of Hormuz disruption could mean
- Why markets may be looking past short-term volatility
- The growing valuation gap between the Magnificent Seven and consumer staples
- Why tech multiples now look cheaper than defensive names like Costco and Walmart
- Key support levels on the XLK technology index
Periods of uncertainty can create volatility, but they can also create opportunity when fundamentals remain intact.
