Markets Are Betting the Oil Crisis Ends Soon

Investors are acting like the oil disruption will be short lived but the timeline may say otherwise.Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane break down why markets are pricing in a quick resolution to the Strait of Hormuz crisis even as shipping disruptions continue and supply losses begin to build.Also covered:Why the Cinco de Mayo timeline could determine how long this crisis lastsHow missing oil supply could begin impacting global inventoriesEarly signs of strain in airlines and global transportationWhy stocks are still climbing despite growing risksHow markets are valuing earnings even as uncertainty risesFrom energy disruptions to market psychology, this episode examines the growing gap between what investors expect and what may actually happen.