US has been in control of conflicts since the start of the C19th so its stock market doesn't fully reflect the impact of true war

It is interesting how this video predicts the future using examples of conflict that are all controlled by the US.

When your country creates a war and is the threat, the ruling financiers will be in charge of the outcome and so will simply buy into dips.

(1) Pearl Harbour was no secret. The US was reading Japanese Enigma. (2) Cuban missile crisis was simply Russia offering help to Cuba to defend it from further US attacks following the Bay of Pigs. (3) Ukraine actually started in 2014 with the US flooding the country with money to create a civil war that eventually 8 years later dragged Russia in. (4) US has opposed Iran ever since its puppet leader the Shah was deposed by the Revolution which freed the country at last from Imperial control. This was actually the second revolution, but the US deposed the democratic leader Mosaddegh to reinstate the Shah. So all these situations are not actual threats to the US, they are the US being offensive and expanding its empire. Were the US to be actually threatened like with the British in the 19th Century markets might look different.

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