well, war does bring in profits....and i'm sure the specific industries that
supply the war machine in the US, russia and china will love an opportunity to
pick up some new cash flow.

That's why you should always use protection. And simple stops won't help in the
case of a geopolitical event. Example: If bombs drop over the weekend, your stop
would be executed at Monday's opening price, way below the stop price you had
set. Puts are much better, if you're approved for options orders. If you're not
approved, or feel underqualified for options, you could use a short ETF as
protection, but only for a day or two. Of course, such insurance comes at a
cost. If nothing bad happens, the ETF/put goes down, and that's your loss.

Not worried...
but wish it would happen
sooner rather than later...

What's better? Israel commencing a preemptive strike or waiting two years for
Iran to have a nuclear weapon?

By the way, Israel will not attack unless the US back them up.

Only through conflict is real change affected.

yes they will, the massad has concrete proof now, that iran has been secretly
processing nukes, while lying to the iae