Historically Stocks Recover Fairly Quickly After Conflicts

<p>Historically stocks generally recovered fairly quickly after major conflicts in the past, with the exception of 2008, explains Jeffrey Kleintop, Chief Global Investment Strategist, Charles Schwab. He says it is important to keep a close&nbsp;eye daily data of how the economy is doing in Europe. He points out that consumers on Europe are still dining out and going to movies, so there is still discretionary spending. He points to asset allocation and stayed diversified during volatile times.&nbsp;</p>