Despite ongoing negotiations with the United States, the storm clouds over Iran are getting thicker.
Given the current situation, the question now is, if the United States attacks Iran, what day will it choose to attack?
A look at recent history reveals a few facts that can help answer this question.
First and foremost, every American administration tries its best to limit the impact of war on the economy because the stock market is very affected by war, which is why preventing the market from crashing was a priority for the US government during past wars.
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Monday is always considered the worst day to attack, while Friday evening, Saturday, or Sunday are considered relatively safe days because doing so can help limit the impact of war on the economy.
Based on this, the best date to start a war this month was February 13, which has passed.
If Iran had been attacked on Friday night, February 13, the Trump administration would have had not two but three full days over the weekend to deal with the effects of the attack, because February 16 is the birthday of George Washington, the first president of the United States, and that day is a public holiday in the United States.
There is no public holiday in the United States next month, so the best date to attack now is April 3, because markets in the United States will be closed on that day for Good Friday.
