Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022. Not surprisingly, the stock market did not respond well to the news. Investors sold off considerably in the morning’s open. But things began to stabilize when no one expected it to. On day three of the conflict, the SandP 500 was up almost 3%. Why did that happen? It’s not clear what the end game of the conflict is—it is just getting started. One thing is for certain: the market doesn’t like uncertainty. On Thursday, there was considerable angst among investors. Many investors—in an attempt to time the market—moved into less risky investments than stocks. Is that a wise move? To determine the best exit and re-entry points, my colleague looked at the market six months prior to the invasion and 18 months after in five of the most recent wars. When was the best time to get back in? Find out in this episode of Best in Wealth! [bctt tweet="How will the Russia-Ukraine crisis impact your investments? I share my educated opi...