Ed Ludlow

On any given day, Carmen, you're usually responsible or partly responsible for some of the most red stuff on the terminal.

And you've got a piece about chart watches, the risk of S&P 500 correction and what's happening in Iran.

Summarize that and the data that you're seeing as best you can.

Carmen Reinecke, across the markets, we so appreciate it.

Thank you.

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