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So call me at 1-800-743 CNBC, tweet me at Jim Kramer. When you saw the news this weekend that the Iranians void the agreement to open the straight of her moves.

The very thing that sent us to new all-time highs last week, you had to believe we were just going to get clobber today, right?

After all, the market vaulted 4.5% last week after two straight weeks of 3% gains.

But the average is barely blinked today, Dowdipping just five points,

as being declining. 0.24% NASDAQ shedding, 0.26%. Extraordinary. Yeah, we hung in there. Just fine.

Despite oil roaring more than 4%. Now, some of that's in response to the president's posting that

they'll be bombing if Iran doesn't agree to peace talks by tomorrow. He said there'll be no more to Mr. Nice Guy in his choice of bomb targets

if the Iranians don't show. Very exonium. So how is it possible that the market barely

reacted, that it went down less than you would expect just on some garden variety profit

taking? Okay, first, as I've been explaining to investing club members endlessly, the stock

markets responding to the bond market, not to the straight of her moves.

It's not unusual.

The bond market is much bigger than the stock market.

It's a forecaster of a host of things, from inflation to what the Fed might do next.

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