In this episode, we discuss how global macro events like the Iran–US–Israel conflict create fear in financial markets and how investors should respond during uncertain times.

Using historical data from events like the Kargil War, 9/11 attacks, and the Russia–Ukraine war, we explore how markets often see short-term drawdowns but eventually recover over the long term.

We also talk about behavioral investing, the “behavior gap” that causes investors to underperform markets, and why emotional decisions can hurt long-term wealth creation.

Finally, we look at current Nifty 50 valuations, small-cap cycles, and key indicators that help identify attractive opportunities in the market.

If you want to learn how to stay calm during market fear and make smarter long-term investing decisions, this episode will give you valuable insights.