 Now, let's go over to our man, Mr. Dave Mazza. Dave is the managing director head of product at Direction, and of course, he can basically lead us into these different volatile markets that we've been looking at quite a bit. If you haven't test driven yet any of the Direction products, really easy to do. You're right on our website at TFNN. Just hit that banner. Dave Mazza, what's going on? Hey, thanks for having me back. How have you been? I've been great, man. Great to have you back. And last couple of times, we've been talking a little bit about, we've got some rotation in the marketplace, right? And those small caps today, Dave, they just took off ASAP, and of course, folks, inside of the small caps, as you come over to Direction.com and Direction is spelled D-I-R-E-X-I-O-N, they have the TNA, and the TNA is something that folks really love to trade. We've got some action here, Dave. Yeah, I know you're right. We've been talking about this for a few weeks, and there's been this kind of push-pull relationship. On one hand, it's the stay-open, reopening trade, the stay-at-home trade, but really, it's also the harsh versus small and growth versus value. And today, you're absolutely right. Like we've seen in some pockets over the last few weeks, today's been an all-small cap day where some of the riskiest, higher-beta stocks are really leading to charge higher. Just take a look at some of the financial names, of course, the energy names are really ripping, and those names have been out of favor. So in days like this, this is when we see traders really look to TNA or even TZA if they want to play the other side of it to take advantage of the small capitalists. You know what's amazing is that I remember the first time, I think it was, let's see, probably maybe six weeks ago that you had brought it up that we felt like there was some rotation that was taking place. And it's really wild, because at the beginning of a rotation, it's like, okay, is it not taking place? But this morning, it was pretty clear. I mean, the NASDAQ, you can see that the tech stocks are getting hit a little. Inside of the small caps, well, the banks right away, the banks right away just start going higher. So it's pretty wild, man. Yeah. Well, you're absolutely right. I think traders have been distracted not in a bad way necessarily, but because of earnings season. And we know, if you look at the really that fang plus group, an aggregate 50% earnings beats, which is pretty wild in any market environment, but especially one with as much uncertainty that we find ourselves in this global pandemic. But again, now that 90% of S&P companies have reported, investors are turning their attention again to other opportunities. And right now, it's saying, can we look at some of these beaten down names? And what's interesting is we're starting to see this coming to play again. So what I'm going to continue to look at is some of these leading indicators that I use. So I like to look at the semiconductor relative to the NASDAQ or the S&P 500.