Just noticed something interesting - investor risk appetite is making a real comeback. Goldman Sachs is flagging that we're seeing volatility levels drop significantly, basically back to where things were before all that Iran tension earlier. The market's settling down and people are getting confident again.

Retail money is flowing back into stocks, and the algos are doing their thing too. What caught my eye though is the sheer scale of money moving around - nearly $125 billion left money market funds in just four weeks. That's a pretty massive shift from safe havens back into riskier assets. Feels like the market's finally exhaling after being tense for a bit.

This kind of news usually means traders are feeling less worried about worst-case scenarios. Could be interesting to watch where this goes next.