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Look, no one wants to say, hey, the market's down because Vladimir Putin might defend himself with nuclear weapons now that Ukraine's firing long-range missiles to Russia.

But let's do some buy-line.

If something dreadful happens, though you might look like a genius for two seconds today,

until we all start worrying about the prospect of World War III and total nuclear annihilation.

But if you make that warning and nothing happens, well, you know what?

At least for the moment, you get what happened today.

With the Dow dipping 121 points, it doesn't be advancing 0.4%.

And the NASDAQ getting 1.04% as traders shorted the market in the morning,

betting on Putin following through with his nuclear threat, but then it ended up covering or buying back for shorts when nothing happened. Explosion.

When you get something as worrisome as nuclear threat, investors turn cautious, and what do

they do? They buy treasuries, U.S. government paper. It's known as a flight to quality.

We've had a bad bond market of labor with rates going up, and this Russian new concern changed the direction of bonds as these flight to quality

buyers drove bonds up and interest rates lower. The fast traders out there know that when long

rates go up, what do you do? You're supposed to buy tech. You know, it doesn't even matter if

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