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So this is the monthly man. I just won into the short frame. But look at that. Up 1,000 bucks. So I just won. That's just the Rotaries Man all the way from 20,000. We got that spike right over the 61.8. Man, that's a monthly. But man, what a monthly bar. 7,800 to 13,8 on a monthly. That is amazing. It is amazing. And then overnight, folks, you're talking about some volatility. Yeah. So here's the, what are we looking at? A 10-minute bar. Yeah. So you made it down to 10,300. From 13,8, only two nights ago. And then we make it back above 12,000. So you trade from $3,500 from high to low here and then back up $2,000. Right. And we're coming into the weekend. Yeah. So when we come back on Monday, folks, you can expect this volatility to continue because they love basically the weekends. Yeah. When I say that, it's just... The market. I mean, so this, the point right here, that's the point last weekend. You go from the 21st to the 24th. You can see that, I mean, that's where it really jumped from a price point of like 8,800, yeah, 9,800 to opening at like 11,000, 10% over the weekend. And it took four more days to go exponential. Oh, man. Pretty wild, man. Pretty wild. No doubt. Gold. Let's go take a look at the gold contract out there. So we have a gold, you know, going into the G20, you can expect Sunday night, we're going to get some nice volatility. Well, yeah, you'll get volatility because the markets are going to close this afternoon at four o'clock. Eight o'clock on Sunday night, that's when Asia opens back up. And bottom line is that you, with the gold contract here, we've done 217,000 contracts. Bottom line is that it doesn't look to me like this thing's going to back off much. I mean, we can get back down to the lows of yesterday. That's for sure. It was just 14-01. Okay. You know, but it's not a bad setup here. What I suspect we're going to have out here today. Now, 217,000 for this time of day is pretty good volume. So that's going to get us into probably 400,000, which is not bad. Yeah. It'd be interesting to see if you get any headlines today that might affect the dollar, which could move, you know, gold with some volume for sure. For sure. I think futures go a bit 130 for gold, I believe. Yes. And what ends up happening here with the dollar. So the dollar was setting up a nice ABC structure on the way down. The reason I say was is that I don't like, well, yeah, I don't like what's going on with the dollar right now. Because what we'd have is this. So I think the dollar's in an ABC structure down. That being said, though, guess what? Now you're down and you're going to see this contraction of volume is dramatic. It's low. So it's like, okay, man, the dollar isn't done with this bounce yet. You know? Because I would rather see this up right now with light volume than down. Because when it's down with light volume, go through this again. There's no sellers, man. And if there's no sellers, guess what? That means that this thing can bounce again, meaning bounce higher before it goes lower on a basis. Yeah. You know, banks out here today with, you know, the banks went through their stress test. They all raised the dividends. You know, I know. It's pretty amazing. It's a party, baby. It's a party. Break open the champagne. Break open the bubbly. Now, one of the biggest deals out here was Deutsche Bank, okay? I saw some headlines through them as well. Yeah. They laid off what's going on. Well, they passed the stress test. This was a big deal. Okay. Oh, yeah. They said the plan of it laying off half its equity's jobs. Yeah. That's quite a headline. 20,000 jobs. That's big numbers, man. Seriously. One in six full-time positions. I'm just reading left and right, you know. I mean, that's there. That's a lot of people, man. Yeah. And I think, though, I just saw an upgrade. They're in big trouble, right? Many times. Yes. You're in big trouble. Huge changes need to be made for the company to survive. And maybe the market's saying, okay, maybe you have a shot if you're really going to lay off 20,000 people. Yes. Get a little bit smaller, maybe, somehow. And then what you do have on top of that is a stress test one above it. Right here. Okay. And that's, you know, Deutsche Bank passed a stress test as all 18 banks win approval. And, you know, that's a big deal, man. Yeah. You know, because, you know, the CEO, the new CEO that's in here, he's trying to clean it up. The bottom line is that, you know, that's a shot. Oh, for sure. And that's, you know, they're attributing that, they, whoever, you know, Bloomberg, but that it popped right on that news, let alone the layoffs. So maybe that is what's the bigger news in that stock. Yeah. Big numbers, man. Big numbers. There's no doubt about that. Let's go take a look at the NDX and see the strength versus the weakness inside that NDX. You get Western Digital. That's up, we've talked about volatile stock, right? This is all that seems to be up here. That's up 3%. They're chip maker? Yes. Yeah. Let me just look at this. It's, I think it's storage. Collection, yeah, storage management protection, use of digital content. That'd be like cloud. Yeah. Solid straight drives, hard drives. Yeah. So versus chips, right? Right. They're actually making drives. Imagine, you know, so watch this. This is like, you know, 16 billion. And you can see this is the chip business as well as this drive business, the commodity business. Look at the numbers. 14 billion in 2015. 2019, 17, 19 billion. Yeah. 2019, 16 billion. Very volatile. Yeah. It's huge, man. Yeah. It's huge. And so you got ASML holding. That's up 1.9. Alexa Pharmaceuticals up 1.6. Alexion, yeah. And JB Hunt is up 1.5. Taken away from it. You got Biogen down 1.6. Insight is off 1.3. And Align Technology. How about Apple? That's not a small move to be down a full percent. Yeah. Well, this is interesting with Apple too. So let's see what... They're going to be really prone to any headlines with China and the G20. Well, this is... I think we're going to hear from Trump real quick because look at this number. Apple moves Mac Pro production... Oh, I thought it was just the opposite. To China from the U.S. I thought it was saying to... From China to the U.S. Okay. You might get a tweet. So we'll definitely get a tweet now. Exactly. We'll definitely get a tweet now. So Apple has hired their contractor... Quanta Computer. Yeah, to manufacture the Mac Pro computer. Factory near Shanghai. It's saying that Mac Pro is designed and engineered in the U.S. and includes U.S. made components, adding that the final assembly is the only part of the manufacturing. And that's what China is great at, right? I mean, you know, they don't need to manufacture the chips and the devices. They have the people putting it together, literally snapping the pieces in. Exactly. Exactly. And that's what that points to. Yeah. 877-927... Just before we jump away to Apple, did you see the story with Ives? They're designer guys. Right. That's why it's that. Stepping away, yeah. So this is pretty intense, folks. It is. He's been there two decades. He's their designer. Exactly. He's the sleekness, you know, and whether you like Apple or not, man, they got some sleek products, right? Oh, it's beautiful. And pretty remarkable. He's just going to start his own firm and then be like, and I'll still be your guy, but now you're going to pay me as a business and not as an employee. And Samsung can hire them. Right. Anyone can hire them. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I come right back. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. 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Saturday and Sunday. London Stadium, the home of the 2012 Olympic Games. Pretty cool atmosphere, you know? I'm sure. So let's see. Tickets have been on sale since late last year, but as of Thursday, they were still plenty available. Yeah. I was just thinking, they're going to be standing in front, giving these things away. You know, I mean, they want to pack those. They have to fill it. Exactly. So it will be filled for the people in London. Pretty cool. You can go buy some cheap tickets, I'm sure, and see Yankees Red Sox. I mean, got to love it, right? Probably less expensive than if you went to New York and Boston. Well, if they got plenty of tickets left, and it's Thursday, and the games are Saturday, and Sunday, yeah, because that's not how things work in Boston or in New York, as we all know. Not even close. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. And then, you know, folks, we are in Tampa. They're floating the idea of the Tampa Bay Rays. Now, the Rays have a real huge problem just getting any people to the stadium period. Yes. They average about 14,000. Okay. And that's the least amount, and has been the least amount in the whole league. Yeah. For a long period of time. What's happening is that they're floating the idea of doing half the season in Tampa and then half the season in Montreal. Yeah. You know, we'll see. If that happens, it's probably the end of the Rays being in Florida, because it's like you don't go to half a team and then go back to a full team. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Listen, we'll see what happens. It's a tough deal, though. You know, it's a tough deal. Right, right. Coming from, you know, we're Red Sox fans, we're Rays fans, too, but the experience being down here is not the experience that you want in a major league team. Right. They just can't get anything going. The game's not that fun, because nobody's there, right? Right, right. I mean, they have a decent team, too. This is about the team. I know. It's a tough problem. They compete in the same division with the Red Sox and the Yankees, which is almost not even fair. And they do pretty well, especially for their payroll. But baseball's got a little bit of a problem in its own right where they... Four and a half hours. Four, yeah. And they play 162 games a year. Right, right. You know, if you literally want to watch every hour, we're talking about this, just a regular season, right? You're talking about 500 hours, okay? You're talking about 12 and a half weeks of full-time work, just watching regular season games. That's crazy. So that takes a lot of interest. Yes. You know? So that's a tough... And so their carrot folks is that, meaning the Rays carrot, to let the mayor or St. Pete even talk to them, because the way the contract is structured, they can't go make a deal for two more years, is that they would bring spring training back to St. Pete. Okay. You know? So what they would do, they'd have spring training here for six weeks, then they'd start the season here, and they'd end the season here in June. Okay. And then go up, you know? So that carrot's pretty good, you know? Yeah. You know? It's a tough situation. Oh, it is. It really is. You know? We'll see where the whole thing shakes out. But you go... Let's go take a look at that silver market. So what I expect we're going to see, you know, is the currencies really moving around quite a bit. Sunday night. You know, silver right now, you know, sideways move, we need another couple good signs of strength in silver. You know, it has broken its downturn. I mean, and you can see it, you know, it broke it with conviction, too. That move was last Friday, right? No, the three, six. Thursday, I think. Thursday, yeah. So that move was good. You know, the move we're talkin' about, we went from 15-20 up to 15-52, had the volume behind, and that's sad, okay. Silver can get up into this 16-38 number. So it's gonna be about the dollar. There's no doubt about that. And we'll see where that is gonna take us. If we go take a look at the inside the Dow industrials, let's just... You know, I heard... Bowen doin' anything today. Bowen, that's what I want to look at. You know why? Oh, we get some movers. Like you said, the bank's up more than 2%. You got to build down 1%. I'm sure they're going to be hitting that United Health. That's a big one, too. Yeah, look at that. Yeah, so you get to go open up putting 31 positive points. JP putting 16. And what happened, folks, is that they all upped their dividends last night. That's what happened. As soon as the Fed came out, they allowed them to up their dividends. That's because the stretch tells them how much capital they have. So that's where they get to basically judge, oh, well, we have all this extra capital. We'd still pass it. Well, we'll just give it back. It's a number. It is. You got United Health is negative 39. You got Apple negative 14. Johnson, Johnson negative 8. Boeing's off $0.50 in cents for $363 stocks. So Boeing, this is going to be so intriguing watching this shake out. Because what you had yesterday is that the FAA said, hey, listen, man, you've got to fix this. They found another flaw in the software. Yes. The CEO comes out in the afternoon, right? Oh, boy. And the CEO said, yeah, it's going to be fixed. And we expect the max to go back in service in October. October. This is July. So it's going to get really intriguing because when they grounded this, about a month after they grounded it, I remember them saying that, OK, by the end of the year, they're going to be up. And now they're just, he's going to stop pushing it, man. I mean, because when I heard that, I says, whoa, that's a pushback. You know what I mean? It's like, really? You're going to be up in October? I mean, July, August, September, it's 120 days. Oh, yeah. It's how you agree. No. So he's the CEO of the company, right? That's the job he's tasked with getting the planes they produced sold and in the air. Yeah. Because when they first got grounded, they had 4,000 planes on order. And I saw something here about Southwest saying that, too, that Southwest expands Boeing max fleet cancellations until October 1. So no matter what Boeing is doing, Southwest automatically has canceled all the flights that had that max planned into these. And you know, it's interesting, folks. It is what's happening now. It is affecting flights across the country. Here in Tampa, what ended up happening is that you had a couple of the international flights. Now, every airport wants international flights because what ends up happening is that it's better for everyone that's living here. And what we had here is that Icelandic, they only started a couple of years ago. But what happened is that they decided that they stopped just like that because they need that plane. Sure. They wanted to build up a customer base here. But bottom line is that, you know what, not enough planes. OK, Tampa market's just starting. OK, we're going to pull back. We'll look at it. They didn't even say they're going to look at it again, OK? But the bottom line is that they pulled back, you know? Yeah. And I mean, you see that Southwest, they're the biggest operator of that 737 planes. And so they eliminated the plane from its flight schedules until at least October 1 a month longer than they had previously planned. So these airlines, they've been kind of updating their schedule, right? Because, I mean, the flight plans of how many planes you need to run these amount of routes. Totally. It's a highly sophisticated mathematical model. But you only want as few planes as possible, right? It's one of them going all the time. So this is all factored in already to their schedules, their plans, they're built in. So they're trying to keep those intact. But they just keep pushing it back. 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Xi then just used the remarks on the digital economy to call a fair and equitable market environment and completeness in the vitality of global supply chains. Yeah. So, it's... We're gonna... Just talking to the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, that he opposed protectionism, as well as external influence on the two countries' relationship. What's he mean, external on the South Korea? Is anything... Is anything... Yeah, right. Our influence, I'm sure. Xi's verbal shadowboxing with Trump underscores the delicate balance he needs to strike. And it is just interesting. There are already pictures out there this morning of Trump and President Macron of France interacting in just the body language. Trump has his hands on his shoulder. And there's also... That stuff's gonna be coming in all weekend, I imagine. They're gonna figure out... Monday morning we come back, folks. What they have to figure out is how both of them can come out winning that we think Trump won... Sure. But the Chinese think that Xi won. Yeah. And that's... If they can figure that out, they're gonna go for it. Right, exactly. That's whether they can. Right. Yeah, so... Because if each person can spin it as a win? Right. And then that's... Because, yeah... Right. It is what it is. And we'll see how that shakes out. If we go overseas, let's go take a look at Shanghai. Because the way the Shanghai market has been trading, it really looks to me like Shanghai wants to go higher. Three, let's see. If that's the case, I would say to me that the next 3 billion... 300 billion, rather, it's not gonna get done. Meaning and tariffs. Because, you know, that is some monster numbers. Yeah, if that comes out, the Shanghai is not gonna pop... No. Popwards, that's for sure. Not. Not on the initial notes. Exactly. I laugh because that'll be... So, you know, you can see you've been going sideways for a long time, you know? And, you know, you get a gap above it. But it just looks to me like, you know what? Like, last night, I collected lower price out here. You know, it's not going to the moon, but to the way this is set up, it looks to me that you are gonna go back to those highs, which is $32.28. We put this on a longer basis. You know, you're gonna see that, you know, we had already come down into the lows of January 2016. You did it with tremendously lighter volume. You know, they're in the billions over there. So it's $233 against $400. Okay. You came off the lower volume. So it's just like, okay, the top of this consolidation is at $35, you know? So we'll see where this baby's gonna shake out, man. I mean, you know, platinum. Let's go take a look at platinum out here. So platinum is still a laggard. Needs a couple more signs of strength. You know, you're up $14 right now. Oh, it's a good move. Okay, that's what it needs. Let's take a look. That's a good... Now, this looks pretty cool, folks. You know, we got the sign of strength coming off the low June 1st. You go sideways. You can see on the 28th, you started pushing higher again. The 20th, thank you. 20th, you started pushing higher with volume. Today, bottom line is that, you know, that's gonna be the wrong contract, too. Let me get this. PLQ, maybe? Yeah, PL... Q? Q? All right, let's see. There it is. B. B, look at that. Okay, so... October already. Isn't that true? Is it gonna... When's 2020 futures contracts coming at us, man? Oh, that's gonna be crazy. Yeah, we're in October of 19. Right. So we're... Yeah, you get action here. This is good. This is saying that... Let's see. So if I do this... Yeah, this is saying platinum cannot get up to 923, you know? Okay. Almost 100 bucks. Now, what's interesting here... Let's just look at this. There doesn't seem to be anything fundamentally that's moving it. Sure. It's a good move. Yeah. That's the real bottom line. All those metals are getting some volatility, man. Yeah. You know, for sure. No doubt. Yeah. Let's go to our man, Charlie, in framing him. Charlie, what's going on, brother? Hey there. Charlie, good morning. How are you doing, man? Hello. Yes, we got you. Okay, cool. Tom, you didn't respond to my e-mail. Maybe you didn't get it. You know, I didn't, Charlie. I would have responded. Oh. Well, I didn't see it. I probably got it. I'll resend it. Okay, cool. It was just in response to a conversation that you had the other day. Cool. With somebody. Okay. Anyway, I'll move forward. Okay. You guys, I mean it, I've got like a 7% profit and, you know, yeah, just looking for some help. Let's take a look. I'm going to go with the Vossichia's 3x long position inside the natural gas market. Oh, natural gas. You're a long natural gas, man. Triple long. Yeah, let's take a look at this video. That's why I'm concerned. Yeah. Because natural gas should seem volatile enough, man. I'm going for the trifecta. Seriously. So, let's take a look at the contract first. Yeah, Charlie, I just take your money, man. Just look at this contract. You know what I mean? Natural gas will go right back down to 213. You're coming right up to ice. So, you know. Okay. Yeah, I know. And that was quick. But I, you know what happened? That's sticking out like a sore thumb, Charlie. You know, just as the bottom line, it came up to ice. And yeah, even with the U-Gas, you can see it's laying out here, man. That thing hasn't got tested yet. That low and that low is $12.97. And that is June 20th. We're just looking at that on, what are you looking at? Silver, platinum. Yes. One of them. And anyway, June 20th. And I can see where you're coming from. It's like, okay, how low can it go? But, you know, when you do bring natural gas up on a continuous contract, you can go a lot lower. That's, you know, that's how it's set up, man. So. We made it to 150, 160, 140. Yeah. I mean, we were looking at it yesterday. Yeah. We got lots of natural gas out there. Yeah. Yeah, take the money. Then you can be grooving over the weekend, too. You know? You guys have a great fourth. Okay, you too, man. You too, Charlie. Thanks, man. Have a great one, Charlie. Have a safe one. I'll look for that email, man. Okay, bye-bye. Thank you. That's a good move on platinum, man. Yeah, I like that. See, what's, oh, and gold's moving. Oh, listen, all the metal, oh, I see what's going on. The dollar just went down a few ticks here, like another 70 ticks. Let's see what's going on here. This is going to be so cool, because as these meetings are taking place. Did Trump tweet? What happened? I don't know, but I can tell you. There could be a bigger reaction if we get a tweet, I think. Yeah, we just went from 95, 730. It's not that big. 95, 610. Yeah. But it was a little bit of a pullback as you get a little bit of a pop. That's right. Two to three dollars in gold to the upside, 100 ticks down in the dollar. 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Okay, so alcohol giant constellation brands, latest quarterly revenue, beat market expectations in its earnings, as its earnings were weighed down by the $106 million loss in connection with the stake in Canopy growth. That's interesting, right? The U.S. bear maker of Corona beer and Kim Crawford Wines posted net sales of $2.1 billion. Let's see, in the quarter up from $2.05 billion. Market only expecting $2.07 billion, so sales up not a small amount too. You're talking about in the billion, when you're marking decimals in the billions. But yeah, reported a loss attributable to shareholders for the three month period of $254 million or $1.30 down from a quarterly profit of $743 million. Quite a reversal. Yeah, so what happens accounting wise, evidently, right? They probably have to market their equity. That's what I think that is, right? It could be excluding Canopy growth equity losses. The New York based company says it earned $2.40 per share during the quarter. Constellation said its equity losses in connection with its significant stake in the Canadian cannabis company, total $106 million on a reported basis. Yeah, so what happens there, folks, is that that's just a mock to market. And I bet Constellation... They have a X percentage investment in that company, right? Exactly. And the good thing about publicly traded companies is that you can mark to market every minute of every active day. That's right. And that's a fair representation of the equity that you hold. There it is. 18.8 million shares they have. Yeah. And that's as of December, which is interesting. I'm sure that's when they made their stake. That's probably what they have. Exactly. Exactly. So 18 million, so let's call it 20 million just to make it easy for math. 20 million times 40 bucks for every 10 bucks. You're at 200 million, 800 million. But what has this done in the last three months, right? You just went from, I mean, that's almost... 52. Yeah, 52. Yeah. Just looking for the exact point. I wonder when that goes quarter. Is it April 1st? Because it hasn't. Let's see. So I guess we got to get constellation brands up then, right? That's what we have to do. Well, no, because it would be canopies. Oh, no, you're right. You're right. Yes, constellation. No, but it was all based off canopy. That's the loss, the equity loss was going to be based off canopy's movement of shares in that three month period, which would be the quarter, which would be April 1st, April, May, June. No matter when you report, right? The quarter goes on a three month basis. Okay. So, yeah. STZ. That's, look at it. It's up 10%. Yeah. See, so what you have here, which is important to understand is that I suspect the market, that's just like you have a portfolio, and it's going to go up and down because... Yeah. What happens? You're beating on revenue, too. Yes. Have always matters, you know what I mean? Right. They're beating on revenue. Right. They're heavily investing in the cannabis sector, which is going to be a good long-term play. Yeah. If you had some losses because canopy's stock price, had a tough three months, not really the biggest deal. Now, yeah, that's going to affect your balance sheet. You know, that's where, if you want to go out and make acquisitions, it really helps to have more equity in your balance sheet, which has taken away, but... Now, watch this, folks, okay? This is where John Boehner is going to make millions if he can get pot legal across the country. Because what happened is that... Let's get... I got to find this story, because this is quite a story, because what happened yesterday is that canopy... I still have canopy up there, right? Okay. So canopy ended up closing... There it is today. They're closing their position with acreage. So acreage, if you've heard these ads, they haven't been running lately, but three months ago, that's all you heard in the radio about marijuana stocks. This is a great opportunity. You'd hear John Boehner, you know, on and on going... That's all about... Let me see how I can find this, because when you see the story, is that it right there? That's the story. Okay, sure. Yeah, let's hit that one. Yeah, no, no. Okay, so here it is. Acre Tolding has some head-turned acquisitions in the works. Now that it's planned sale to pot giant canopy growth has been sealed, according to the New York-based company's chief executive officer. There are going to be some really exciting ones. I think some head-turners, some people are going to like. Oh, wow, that's amazing. Kevin Murphy said an interview in San Francisco ahead of the panel's discussion at the Playhouse Technology Summit presented by Bloomberg. Now, the way this deal goes, folks, is that... Okay, so the unusual plan of arrangement between canopy and acreage, which closed Thursday, is contingent on cannabis becoming federally permissible in the United States. For now, acreage's shareholds will receive 2.63... $2.63 of cash, and the company will have access to canopy's intellectual property and brands. If the deal closes, investors will receive 0.5818 of share canopy for each acreage they own. The deal is currently worth $26.32, per acreage's share, or about $3.1 billion. That's about $10 above. Yeah, $3 million above what it's trading at, yeah. So, it's going to get intriguing here. We'll break down more, because they can issue 63 million shares to do acquisitions, and I think that's what they're talking about, part of this plan. Now they can issue shares, they get the backing. Yeah, yeah. Stay right there, folks. Tommy and I come right back. In the nation for the S&P 500 for the last 12, 6, and 3 months. Timer Digest also ranks me as the number one market timer for gold as well. The fact is, markets can be timed, and I'll teach you the exact set of tools that I use that has transformed me into one of the best at what I do. 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For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. That was up 33, now it's except 12, S&Ps up four and a half, Bitcoin, a thousand bucks. Hold it steady, man. 11,685 and you know you got an analyst out there in the banking business, Mike Mayo. And Mike Mayo is really, very well-known folks because he came out before the implosion with, he was always a bank analyst, the banks hated him in 2005 and six because he was saying these banks are going to blow up in a huge way. The beginning knew and paid attention to him and then all of a sudden once it started, of course, everyone went to him like, okay. And so I guess he's a Wells Fargo bank analyst now. Maybe he hasn't been in that forever, maybe he was, but yeah. Now he was with someone else at that point. That's right, right. But bottom line, what he's saying now, which I totally agree with, and in fact I was on the TD Ameritrade network before this came out and I was saying the same thing this morning, that what has happened is that you wouldn't, I wouldn't be buying a bank for growth. Okay. But as a utility, just stability, if you're looking for a couple percent. Sure. Dividend, they're there. And what he's saying is move over utilities. That's it, yeah. Banks are directionally moving towards utilities, especially with the pro-former dividend yield 3% close to a yield of S&P utility ETF 3.1 while having similar return on equities. The banks traded only about half the PE versus those utilities that he's talking about. So, you can see it, I mean they just make money hand over fist. I mean now there's no doubt going forward the fintech companies, yeah, they present a problem for banks. We're talking about the fees, you know, going forward. He says the key takeaway from the results of this year's capital analysis interview, known as CCAR, was that capital return should increase by one-fourth compared to last year, well above expectations in aggregate and for almost every bank. Pretty wild. Seems a good time to be a bank right now, even with rates where they are. Seriously, yeah. Stay right there folks to get, think of Swim coming up next, Kevin Hinks and his team, Basil Shapp and Dave White. I'll be back, Steve Rhodes. I'll be back in a second. Thanks a lot, thanks a lot. Go get them folks.