Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq stage big comeback, oil plummets as Trump says war could be over soon
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq stage big comeback, oil plummets as Trump says war could be over soon US stocks recovered from steep losses on Monday, flipping firmly into the green after President Trump hinted the war with Iran could be over soon…
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Markets may be entering another phase of forced deleveraging as leveraged Treasury trades start to unwind
80% confidenceTrump has a plan to bring down oil prices
80% confidenceG7 nations agreed on following the situation very closely and are ready to take all necessary measures, including using strategic reserves to stabilize the market
80% confidenceIranian military commander said oil would hit $200 per barrel if airstrikes on the country's infrastructure didn't stop
80% confidenceThe odds of a geopolitical deal increase as the S&P 500 approaches a 10% drawdown, roughly 6,280
80% confidenceThe US is very far ahead of its initial 4-5 week estimated time frame for the war
80% confidenceThe impact of higher fuel costs on airfare would probably start quick
80% confidenceLamb Weston should expand the already announced cost reduction program and conduct a strategic review of certain international operations, particularly within Asia Pacific
80% confidenceWith issuance fixed and large holders continuing to accumulate during volatility, sustained downside would likely require broader deterioration in liquidity conditions
80% confidenceAn additional $250 million in cost cuts is necessary beyond the initial $250 million cost reduction program
80% confidenceThe big issue with Hims is that we had an agreement that the mass compounding would stop and unfortunately it didn't stop, that's why we ended the partnership
80% confidenceThe war with Iran is very complete, pretty much. They have no navy, no communications, they've got no Air Force
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