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Historical Analysis: How Wars Impact the S&P 500

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I analyzed 8 major wars over the past 85 years to understand how markets respond to geopolitical crises. The results might surprise you.

Key Findings:

🔴 Initial Impact
• Average drawdown: -9.5% within 3 months
• Time to bottom: average 53 days (median: 49 days)
• Worst case: WWII at -19.8%

🟢 Recovery Pattern
• Buying at the bottom and holding 1 year: +21.9% average return
• Range: +15.3% (WWII) to +29.4% (Gulf War)
• 100% of wars showed positive returns 1 year after the bottom

The Pattern:
Markets typically panic in the first 1-2 months, find a bottom around day 50, then recover strongly over the following year. This held true across different eras, war types, and economic conditions.

Wars Analyzed:
WWII • Korean War • Vietnam • Gulf War • Afghanistan • Iraq • Russia-Ukraine • Israel-Hamas

The Takeaway:
While each conflict is unique and past performance doesn't guarantee future results, history suggests that major geopolitical events create opportunities for patient, long-term investors.

The hardest part is having the conviction to buy when fear is highest.

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