The Dow Industrials surged by over 600 points on Monday, with the Dow down 5.7% and the S & P 500 down 4.3% in March. Since the start of the Iran War, gold futures have lost 16%, copper futures down 9%, West Texas Intermediate crude futures up 33%, Brent futures up 38%, and natural gas futures up 1%. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said he sees a good opportunity to add to gold and commodities at current levels. However, he was less enthusiastic about stocks and credit. Meanwhile, oil futures fell nearly 11% on Monday amid President Donald Trump's optimism that the end of the war with Iran is imminent.