US Market Indices React to Geopolitical Tensions

The US market indices have been impacted by the recent geopolitical tensions, particularly the military attacks on Iran. The Nasdaq 100 has experienced a slight decline in the early trading session, but the downward momentum has started to slow down. I believe that ultimately, market participants will look through this event and focus on the longer-term attitude.

Dow Jones 30 Analysis

The Dow Jones 30 has also been hit hard in the early trading session, but I think it's only a matter of time before we try to reach the 53,000 level again. If we break down below 52,000, that would obviously be ugly, but at that point, I would just be a little patient and wait for a bounce to trade on the right-hand side of the V and take advantage of the continuation of the uptrend.

S&P 500 Analysis

The S&P 500 continues to be very noisy, reacting to the military attack, but we've already seen it recover about half of the losses, and I think that's a good sign as to what happens in New York. It doesn't look like the market is going to escalate this downward pressure. I think sooner or later, during the session, we start to show signs of continuing the overall upward push.

■The US military attacks on Iran

■The initial market reaction and long-term expectations

■Performance of Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones 30, and S&P 500 indices

Market Performance

The markets have experienced some volatility after the military attacks, but overall, they remain stable.

As an expert in the field of semi-conductors and technology supply chain, I am closely monitoring the situation and its implications on the future of the semi-conductor industry. Companies like TSMC and ASML, and their production capacities, as well as the stocks of companies like Nvidia, are at the center of global economic and political developments. I am following these developments closely and reaching important conclusions about the future of the semi-conductor industry.