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Good Tuesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm David Faber with Jim Kramer. We're live from Post 9 at the New York Stock Exchange. Carl has the morning off. Let's look at future, shall we?

I'm kind of curious as well.

I've been on the phone the whole time.

Are we even up, right?

Oh, look at that. We're going to be down. It would appear at least a half hour from now. What? I've been busy. A lot of phone calls. I'm saying. Yeah, I know you didn't.

I'm just looking at our executive producer over there.

All right.

Our roadmap, though, this morning does start with that pullback you're looking at right there.

Of course, after that significant rally yesterday. I'm just looking at our executive producer over there. All right. Our roadmap, though, this morning does start with that pullback you're looking at right there.

Of course, after that significant rally yesterday, all three indices did post what were their best gains in more than a month.

Chevron CEO, Mike Worth, says that the war in Iran's impact is not fully priced into the oil market going on to say that the market

is trading on quote scant information and perception and apollo uh the latest firm to cap withdrawals

from a flagship private credit fund giving investors about 45 percent of the capital they requested.

Yes, we will be checking in again on private credit, Jim.

But let's start with the markets after yesterday's rally.

Stocks coming off again.

What was the best day since early February,

that was sparked by the president's comments about those talks with Iran,

the possibility of reaching a ceasefire. You heard a lot of it at the back half of this 9 o'clock hour yesterday when he spoke to reporters as well. I don't know

how you're supposed to trade this market though, Jim, with those kinds of comments coming at you all

the time. I know we're kind of back today to playing it by looking at the

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