Clark: Iran Conflict "Isn't as Severe" to Markets, "Embrace Volatility" in 2026

Brandon Clark argues markets are treating the Iran conflict as a temporary shock and investors should use historical episodes (e.g., the Iraq War) as a guide. He expects price action and market resilience to be stronger than commonly feared, implying geopolitical headlines may have limited lasting impact on asset prices.

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Brandon Clark argues markets are treating the Iran conflict as a temporary shock and investors should use historical episodes (e.g., the Iraq War) as a guide. He expects price action and market resilience to be stronger than commonly feared, implying geopolitical headlines may have limited lasting impact on asset prices.