Market volatility rises amid Mideast conflict; why investors should avoid panic sell
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Published on March 12, 2026.
The ongoing conflict between the United States and Israel has led to increased volatility in financial markets, causing stocks to fall sharply. Rob De Lessio from Strategic Wealth Designers, who predicts that the turbulence will be relatively short-term, could last for months. He warned that while Wall Street initially seemed unaffected by the strikes, it has since reacted more sharply due to increased uncertainty. He also advised against selling off and attempting to time the market, but cautioned against doing so. De Lesso also suggested that if a portfolio that's not properly structured, do not sell off and then adjust if necessary, but instead fix it.
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