For me, the most amazing aspect of all of this is the effect the attack is having on crude oil prices.
Last night when the first reports of the attack came out, crude futures soared, gaining as much as 5%, with WTI pushing over $68 a barrel and Brent pushing over $70 a barrel.
Yet, as the news came out about the limited nature of the strike, futures began to slip.
Then, as it looked like there wasn't going to be an immediate US military response, prices began to fall steadily. Now that Trump has said that there's no indication of furthering activity by the Iranians, crude has plummeted, losing as of a few minutes ago 4.6%, or $2.89 a barrel for WTI. WTI is now trading below $60 a barrel for the first time in awhile.