As the conflict in Iran continues into its fifth week, investor unease has grown, leading to substantial sell-offs in U.S. stock markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has entered correction territory, with a notable drop of nearly 800 points, marking its worst weekly performance since the start of the conflict. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have also faced considerable losses, with both indices logging their longest weekly losing streaks in four years. Rising oil prices, which surged past $100, have added to the pressures on Wall Street, overshadowing any optimistic projections regarding market recovery. Analysts suggest that as patience wanes among investors, concerns over geopolitical tensions and economic implications remain predominant, contributing to this prevailing market volatility.