 So what this is is, this is just one of the pages on the taste trade platform. But what I was showing you before is just to give you a quick little sneak peek at, this is volatility. And you can see it's at the lower most recent range, but this number here where it is trading around 30, the VIX is trading just under 30 right now, that is twice as high as it was a year ago. And even though it's come down off this spike, which was from a couple of weeks ago, it's really high relative. So what I was trying to say is just that when you have high volatility, you get very big expected moves. Let me show you this for a second. This is the SPY, which is the spiders, which most people, you know, it's kind of the standard piece of the S&P 500 is kind of where we go to for all our research and looking at expected move and stuff like that. And when you go to August right now, you can see the volatility, just what the VIX is right around 30, but the expected move is 21. A year ago, if we went to August, which was 45 days, this is last August, Fausto. If we did last August, the expected move would have been about $10, higher or lower, about $10. Now, it actually probably would have been a little bit less. It probably would have been about $8 or $9. Now the expected move is $21. This is just in the, that means the expected move in the S&Ps, which are the futures over here is 200 points. And that's just for the next 45 days. And so we haven't seen an extended range like this of high volatility since the end of 2008, 2009. So, I mean, when you mentioned before opportunity, you know, opportunity comes in, opportunity looks a little bit weird when you see it because what opportunity really is, it's expected move. And so we are 2X the expected move we've been for the last 12 years, which means that no matter how you wanna play this market, upside or downside, and it's likely not to contract that much where we are right now, there is gonna be plenty of opportunity for you. So, what's been extremely volatile regarding about, you know, like, I mean, we know summers are always usually slow, but obviously we're not having that issue. But does this tell us anything what's gonna happen probably is expecting the second wave coming around September, October? Is it showing anything on? Actually, what's interesting is if you look at November expiration here, I'll just highlight this for a second. Right, that's what I was talking about. Yeah, this is November expiration. And if you look on the right hand side, if we look at November expiration, we're talking about a $40 move, which is a $400 move in the S&Ps. So if you look at the S&Ps here, this is the, these are ES options, which are the S&P 500, which are the most actively traded futures contract. That's the E-Mini S&Ps. They traded 1.3 million contracts today. And if you go out and you look at the November contract here, which is just after the November elections. So it's this one here. The expected move is about four, it says it's $410 higher or lower. So we're currently trading at 3100. That means the marketplace is looking from 2,700 to 3,500. That is your expected move. And given the fact that we had a pretty much a crash, and then we had a downside crash, and then an upside crash back to back. Cause I would argue that that upside move, which is just as violent as the downside move, that given the fact that we had both of those Fausto in March and then again in April, May, I would say that 400 point range between now and November is good. Like I think that's a good number. Like I don't think that's a number that you necessarily wanna bet on it going outside of. So I like that 2,700 to 3,500 range. I like it a lot.