Typically, we come in all hot and excited and bothered, but the world's obviously changed.

And this week, we're without our good friend, Danny Moses, who is in parts unknown, as they say.

I think he's at a bachelor party or something in one of the islands, Dan.

But he picked a great week to be away because so many things have happened, both geopolitically, market-wise. It's all over the map,

Dan. And it's amazing that we're here together on a Thursday afternoon. Yeah, you know, it's funny.

You have these periods in the markets where during the pandemic, it was clearly across multiple

risk assets, there was currencies, there was stocks, there were yields. Everything was moving.

And those are really difficult markets. And I know I know guy you've been a market punded for a very long time and you also traded a lot of those products and so one of the things that we try to do is make some sense of it without making it too wonky or too difficult in a way and so we had gone after the pandemic. It was just a rip-roar and stock market. You had low yields. You had low volatility. You had a lot of liquidity. And it was just by every dip in the equity market.

And these are the periods that are really hard. I've been spending a lot of time as you have

talking about what's been going on over the last few weeks or a few months or so, you and I've

been doing a lot of Twitter spaces, doing a lot of content. And it seems like there's just an explosion of people who don't know what the fuck is going on

right now. So at the end of the day, days like today don't really help so much guy because it doesn't

make any sense. We opened down what, 3% in the NASDAQ, 2.5% in the S&P 500. And here we are as we go into the close.

It looks like a rip-roaring day. Like all's good in the world.

In case you were confused, you are listening on the tape. I'm Guy Adami.

Join always by Dan Nathan. As I mentioned, Danny's on vacation. But Dan, you mentioned some of these rip-boring moves, you wrote them down because the reversals we've seen today, today being Thursday, by the way, folks, have been nothing short of historic.

Listen, you and I keep an eye on a few things like this and markets like this and fast markets like

this where it's just not about the stock market. The VIX opened, what, at 37 and a half,

and that was the dead high, right?

Guy, and we had crude oil, WTI, traded 100.

Now it's trading about 92 and a half, 93.

The VIX is down at 30.

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