 Let's get over to our man, Mr. Dave Mazza. Dave is the head of product and managing director at Direction Folks, and of course, you're on our website right now. You can hit that Direction banner, go over to the Direction website, and take a look at their featured funds, their ETFs, bottom line, they have a lot of different vehicles, folks, that you can protect yourself in this market. Dave Mazza, welcome back to TFNN. Hey, thanks for having me back, pleasure to be here. Hey, let me ask you, man, I see that, you know, I love how busy you are, Dave. I mean, you just don't stop, meaning, you know, moving, you know, and making sure that people, you know, whether you're a bull or a bear, you know, have something that they can help, you know, to me, you know, basically help their portfolios. Let's talk a little bit about, because we know we're in inflation, and I know you get a couple new ETFs here, the TIPD and the TIPL. You know, talk to me, this is like trading the TIP's market whether you're a bullish or bearish, right? Yeah, no, exactly right. So TIPL and TIPD, TIPL is a 2X daily bull fund, TIPD is a 2X daily bear fund, and what these funds are intended to do, like our other leverage numbers ETFs is provide amplified exposure, both to express a bullish view and a bearish view. But what's interesting is, I think as many people know, historically, TIPs were not considered a volatile asset class, nor were treasuries. But what's going on with interest rates and what's going on with the inflation numbers that we're seeing, that's all changed. We know fixed income has underperformed sharply this year. So if someone's either looking at trade, inflation numbers, trade was happening with real yields, TIPL and TIPD can serve those products for them. And folks, it's really easy to take a look at those products. Just hit the banner on TFNN, bring it right over there. Now, let's talk about a little gold here, because bottom line, what happens in the gold market, folks, of course, it's been getting smoked, and no doubt about that. And in the gold market, direction has basically nugget and has dust. Well, dust has been doing very good. There's no two ways about that, man. Now, and you know what I was reading, David, I guess it probably happened with the bull fund also, is that last week, the GDX, I mean, the amount of money that came out of that was phenomenal. So bottom line, folks, the gold market today, we were looking for that 1788, it hit 1785 or rejected it. So when we're looking at that market, Dave, the inflows and outflows, do you see inflows and outflows that quick? Meaning that we got it moving today, okay? But like the GDX is saying that they had so many outflows last week, it was pretty amazing actually. And of course it was going down. Yeah, so one of the areas that we tend to look at for somewhat of a read on sentiment is both the trading volume, so really increases and decreases in trading volume of our ETFs, especially because they're really intended to be trading tools. And then whether that feeds through to actual inflows. And what's interesting, but also paying attention to your point to the one beta ETF or kind of the whole ecosystem. Yes. Many folks were looking at inflation this year, assuming the price of gold would perform much better than it has. Then in turn, gold mining stocks, which have a high beta to the price of gold. Although, of course, sometimes you have to remind ourselves, they are still stocks, but they do trade a little bit differently than other groups of stocks because their connectivity to the price of gold has not performed up to expectations. So we're seeing a real increase in activity on our bear funds. So that's in particular dust and then J dust to be that hedging tool or to take actually a negative view on gold mining stocks because those offer amplified exposure, but the inverse of what GDX is indexed and GDX is J's index is doing on a daily basis. Right. If we look at dust, folks, dust in the last three weeks, gone from the 10 to all level and basically last Wednesday, we hit 1893. The cool thing about the ETF structures that you have is that you can move with them. That's the bottom line. I know how many people love shot and gold and they've done very well until they don't, like anything else, I guess. But this has been quite a, now let's talk about the SPX a bit, okay? Because that, in no doubt, coming down in the marketplace, you get a lot of people that have protected themselves on the way down. So it's going to be really intriguing going out in the future to see, okay, where's the S&P really want to go? Yeah, look, I think we have some folks coming out, calling for a bottom, some folks saying that it's time to take a more risk on tone. I think it's just truly about the technicals. That's not necessarily clear to me, but that's, you know, that's- Yeah, it's not clear to one of us for sure. I have to find a pink, right, exactly. But what I can tell you, at least from what we're seeing is, for heading into this year, the ratio of bull assets to bear assets. Right. So that is, you know, basically, was never higher in the history of the Direction family. Wow. Meaning, historically, you would see, you know, not always 50, but closer. The guy did totally change. We're seeing that in the last week. Come back big time. So big interest in the bear funds as people are looking to protect themselves in this market. That's great information. Isn't that cool how the markets move, Dave? I mean, it's amazing. And, you know, through these cycles, folks, the bottom line, pay attention, because, you know, once you see a cycle, the next cycle's a little bit easier. Dave, thank you so much. Have a great one, safe one. We look forward to seeing you in two weeks from today. Talk soon. Thank you. Thank you.