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Q1 2026 felt like déjà vu — markets started strong but turned volatile again. This time, the main driver was geopolitical tension, especially the Iranian conflict, which pushed oil prices above $100 and impacted global growth. As a result, equities declined, tech pulled back due to AI concerns, and energy was one of the few sectors that performed well. The key takeaway is that uncertainty is higher than last year, so investors should focus on diversification and more balanced expectations rather than expecting a quick rebound.