A Familiar Market Cycle
Financial historians note that market cycles driven by fear tend to repeat. Initial shocks often give way to reassessment, stabilization, and renewed risk-taking once clarity improves.
While no two crises are identical, analysts caution against assuming that current turbulence marks a permanent shift in market dynamics.
For long-term investors, history suggests that volatility sparked by geopolitical events has more often tested patience than permanently altered market trajectories.
