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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kinteneo with Jim Kramer

at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Faber has the morning off. Futures do recover what

was a nearly 2% drop as Iran so far, not signaling retaliation for the Israeli strike last night.

Oil is lower, yields lower across the curve as we wrap up the week with some blue chip earnings.

Our robot begins with Israel carrying out this limited strike against Iran.

We'll take you live to the Middle East for the latest on the ground.

Netflix, the biggest pre-market laggard on the S&P, despite posting a beat on the top and the bottom line.

And Tesla's on pace for a sixth straight day of losses, now issuing some recalls for the

cyber truck over faulty accelerator pedals.

Let's begin, though, with market reaction to Israel's retaliatory strike on Iran, Jim.

So far, not a lot of signals that this is going to cause

a conflagration. No, I mean, I talked last night about what we need in mid-money of Wush,

a crescendo of selling. At 10-15, we thought we had that last night. The fact that we now

have decided that it wasn't important, but we decided that it is

less relevant.

So we've come back up is, again, something I don't want to see.

We have to have people decide that negatives are negatives, not that an avoidance of a negative

is a positive.

So I want to hear more from Richard Engel about Israel, but the fact is that we were down

so much and then we come in and then we're up, why are we up for?

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