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Sign InGlobal stock markets experienced significant volatility on Tuesday following news of escalating conflict involving Iran. The geopolitical uncertainty triggered a classic risk-off reaction, leading to a wild trading session across major indices. Investors pivoted toward safe-haven assets, causing notable price movements in XAU/USD and Crude Oil. Despite the immediate bearish reaction, historical data suggests that geopolitical shocks do not always signal a prolonged market crash. Analysis of past conflicts shows that markets often stabilize once the initial shock is priced in by market participants. While instruments like SPY and QQQ remain under pressure, historical patterns indicate potential for resilience in the face of transient geopolitical crises.