s&p, up 54% in the past month. tripled in values. investors liking that. nordstrom, family owners exploring going private. takeout scenario. investor jumping in to be part of that. at's talk about the market, stress free market going into the friday session. investors have assessed geopolitical risk as idiosyncratic and focused on the global economy powering ahead despite lower inflation. this is the b of a merrill lynch at its lowest since 2014. a lot of things to do with options, very much changing as we speak. guy: it certainly is. a volatile week for the energy market. stabilization beginning to creep in. give us the feed on what is going on. where we sing the market, down? su: a little bit of short covering as the market stabilized. let's go into another bloomberg chart. we want to show you the daily york traded crude oil. drops over 5% yesterday. we have not had any climbs over 5% since november. in short parlance, harder than the buying action. the headlines are, many traders -- we closed it near the low. to $46 after trading in a big way on a supply build. to quote one trader, every time we get a

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