Eric Bolling

So the markets can go up and down based on rhetoric or based on comments from Trump or the IRGC.

But usually those are the ones you fade.

You don't buy into it.

They're talking exactly what they're seeing floating on the water, being produced and being shipped into our refinery systems.

Well, I think it was the whole 48 hours, Steve.

If you remember, Trump came and he kind of pivoted a little, which I think he pivoted in the right direction, saying, you know what, this isn't really our thing with the Strait of Hormuz.

We're not really susceptible too much to the Strait.

It should be NATO, it should be Japan, I'm sorry, it should be China, NATO, and maybe even India's job to keep the thing open.

And then he said, tomorrow night, we're going to do, tomorrow night at nine, we're going to do an address, surprise address to the nation.

And everyone and their brothers, certainly in the markets, thought,

Well, this is it.

This is finally an off ramp and he's going to take it.

And, you know, we can breathe a sigh of relief.

Oil's 100 bucks.

It should be moving down.

It started moving into the upper 90s.

And then when the speech came, like I said, it settled at 98 before the speech.

And when the speech came and people were waiting and it didn't, Steve, they were waiting till he finished his last word, just hoping beyond hope there'd be some sort of legit off ramp or timetable.

How about just a timetable for an off ramp?

A few more weeks and we're going to pound the crap out of them in those few weeks.