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Global Sell-Off.

Those are the headlines from Europe, from Asia, and from the Coppley, the editor and publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

Global sell-offs are a phenomenon of the interlocking markets.

We've experienced so many of them you begin to compare and contrast.

There is one op-ed writer I admire John Authors who this morning compares 98, which was the

Asian contagion crash if you were all old enough to remember with those

seven which was the opening door of the Great Recession if you all remember. Here we are in 24 and it's convenient for editorial

pages to attach a global sell-off to some event. So the one that I see

simultaneously is the event of the threats in the Middle East by

Tehran, vowing revenge, and by Hezbollah from Beirut, vowing revenge against the state of Israel

still at war in Gaza, Hamas.

Gregory, a very good evening to you.

Thank you very much for joining.

A global sell-up is routine. We can add up the

trillions of dollars that are sloshing back and forth. And yet there is also the geopolitics of the moment.

Is there a reason to believe these events are attached to each other?

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