Hannah Aaron Lang

But again, maybe doesn't want to be sat down at their desk watching the candlestick charts every hour that the market is open and maybe just wants to put a few tools in place so things can run in the background as they go about their day.

Yeah, thank you guys.

So the mood has pretty much flipped entirely on its head.

Last week it was, you know, let's buy energy stocks.

Let's maybe go back to our safe havens.

The mood is different today.

Folks want to take on a bit more risk because this is good news.

The reaction to the president's post this morning was pretty immediate.

S&P 500 futures actually flipped from a 0.7 percent loss to a 2.5 percent gain on the day in a matter of literally five minutes.

Oil prices did the opposite.

They declined immediately pretty sharply.

Investors were really, really concerned about these attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East.

That's the type of thing that could have a lasting impact on oil production.

So some of the biggest winners today are fuel-guzzling industrial companies like airlines.

So United Airlines and American Airlines used

Even with the president's post today, it can be difficult to kind of restore the flow of oil and gas exactly as it was before this conflict began.

So we may not exactly be back to normal in the energy markets, and we might see more market volatility until we get there.

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