According to analysts, long-term investors do have purchasing opportunities during events like wars.
According to researchers, long-term investors who are willing to take on some risk can consider purchasing their preferred equities at a lower price during adversities like war. They must first assess the likelihood that the geopolitical developments will remain localized or have the potential to worsen.
Data indicates that markets usually respond with increased volatility when they anticipate any negative occurrence or uncertainty, regardless of whether the event actually occurs. But as the event progresses, people begin to realize that things might become less dire, and the equities markets then see a far faster rally.
