C's coverage continues at the markets in a time of crisis and another record-breaking day on

Wall Street in many ways. Good evening, good afternoon, good morning, wherever you might be everybody.

I'm Brian Sullivan, thank you very much for joining us here on

CNBC perhaps a glimmer of a positive sign in the stock market today. The major

averages they closed higher, not by much. We're not going to overdo it. But

compared to what we've had the last couple of days,

it was a bit of a sigh of relief, no doubt for many. The Dow finishing up just 188 points or a roughly 1%

gain. Technology did better. The NASDAQ up 2.3% among your big winners today,

McDonald's, Disney, and Goldman Sachs. Today's move higher though, putting not really

even a dent into this week's losses.

The Dow is still down a staggering 12% just since Monday.

Once again, a big story, energy.

Check out oil, this time the opposite of yesterday, surging 24% that's its best day ever the US government

considering some political talk or action to get in front of that Saudi Russia price war

that's going on and flooding the market with oil.

We're going to have much more on that during our big hours straight ahead.

But first up, let's talk about this historic moment in a time for investors.

And trying to figure out what you should be doing right now

with your money in the short medium and long term. Joining us once again is Scott

Minor, Global Chief Investment Officer at Guggenheim Partners, one of the few who

had expressed worry about these markets even before this

health scare.

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