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home. and i don t think mr. trump understands it. i think he assumes that their obedience and loyalty is about political support for policies and administration. that s absolutely not the case. retired rear admiral john kirby. thanks for joining us. you bet. a huge rally on wall street is carrying over to tokyo. but not all of the markets are following suit. japan s nikkei with a surge up 4%. australia s asx is almost two points higher. blue chips soared more than 1,000 points or 5%. tech stocks led the way to a nearly 6% gain for the nasdaq. but as alison kosik reports, investors still have major concerns. reporter: hey, there. investors dip their toes back in the water after wall street had
marker, that is the date of the japan quake and tsunami. we saw it climb back up over the course of a month up until april 8th. april 8th gold hit a record as well as oil hitting a high of 113 per barrel. gold was 1473 per ounce. for oil that s a price not seen since 2008 by the way, then we saw the markets start to fall. here, new gold set a record around april 19th. 1,500 ads nounsed. that hit the psychological barrier as investors pushed more money into the safe haven. over the past few weeks we ve been talking about the euro zone and those debt fears there. that s been second shock waves to the markets. that s where we re at now. a quick look at australia s asx as well. we see a similar picture here. march 11th, the quake there. we see the highs in commodity prices, gold and oil, along with the euro zone debt fears as