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That's one word, morning tape. It's very much a fulcrum day.

Folkron because if the president decides that the straight of Vermeuse doesn't have to be open,

which is what we hear, well, that presents a lot of different opportunities and makes us

so that the market has quite a different coloration, including oil coming down. Oil coming down is going to relieve the inflation problem. Relive the inflation problem, you're going to want to buy Home Depot. You're going to want to buy Toll Brothers. You're going to buy anything home worry, anything retail order. And that's the market we have right now, with the exception of the fact that the hyperscalers are all doing well.

Yeah, we'll see. And this news, of course, comes after the Washington Journal reported

that Trump has told AIDS that he's willing to end the war without reopening the street.

You know, that's extraordinary. It's been, along with nukes, it's breakable. It's a, no deal

without it. And suddenly, you start thinking yourself, that's how he's going to breakable you it's a you no deal without it and suddenly you start thinking yourself

that's how he's going to get out of it he's not going to negotiate the straits just going to go

we're looking for ways to off ramp a war that has uh been this entire month and of course march

has been a very bad month for stocks oscillated moved back to oversold

territory yesterday so you know maybe this is part oversold bounds here we also have that's dangerous

obviously right because without follow-through and the president starts bombing things again

these will be repealed.

Yes, and that's the tricky part to this market is how much it is influenced by this military campaign.

And the impact it has on oil.

Oil, by the way, today, relatively unchanged, crossed above 100 yesterday, WTI.

In there, remember, I tell you to look at some oil companies, they go a little bit ahead

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