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<p>The report analyzes the impact of the Kosovo War on the U.S. stock market and technology sector from 1999 to 2000, pointing out that high oil prices and interest rate hikes did not prevent certain industries from experiencing high prosperity. Despite liquidity tightening, the technology sector showed strong growth driven by the millennium bug replacement wave, with the NASDAQ-100 index reaching a new high in 1999. The report emphasizes that independent industries can withstand external economic pressures at specific stages</p>

- The article analyzes the impact of the 1999 Kosovo War on U.S. asset prices, emphasizing the rise in oil prices and subsequent Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.  
- It discusses how the tech sector maintained high growth despite liquidity tightening, with significant profits reported by major companies like Dell and Microsoft during this period.  
- The current outlook suggests identifying industries that show potential for continued growth independent of geopolitical tensions and high oil prices, recommending investments in energy storage and domestic AI sectors.

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iShares Biotechnology ETF

iShares Expanded Tech Software Sector ETF

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Setting aside the US-Iran situation and high oil prices, which industries can maintain independent high prosperity in the future?