Tom Bilyeu

And this was brushed off around whether Trump thought these were war crimes or not, but I think you would expect that.

His specific targets included bridges, power plants, and water treatment facilities.

And while I, for one, am forcing myself, as mentioned at the top of the show, to maintain optimism here, the truce does indeed feel extraordinarily delicate.

Sirens have sounded across Israel and multiple Gulf states, including Kuwait.

UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia even after the ceasefire went into effect.

So that's certainly not great news for this holding.

Israel's military said it identified several rounds of missiles that were launched from Iran as well.

And as many people are pointing out, it does appear that Israel is also bombing the living daylights out of Lebanon.

It's a different conflict, but nonetheless entirely related.

And so I'm sure some people will try to throw that in the mix.

Now, whether all of these launches came before or after the ceasefire technically took effect isn't yet confirmed.

Iran's decentralized military structure also makes it very possible that the IRGC commanders who are operating autonomously off of predetermined target lists just may not have gotten the orders in time.

So it's very possible that everybody's intentions were pure.

It's, of course, also possible that it's not.

Everybody's just being an asshole.

Keep all of that in mind.

Iran's Supreme Leader issued a stop fire order approximately two hours after Trump's announcement.

So we'll see how long it takes to work its way down to all the troops.

Now, the markets reacted immediately as markets do, which I hope if you guys are new-ish to the investing game that you very quickly map how reactive markets are up and down, which is why you don't panic sell.

The S&P 500 futures rose more than 1% on the news and the price of oil plunged back down to below 95.