 the dollar down so dramatically, Dave, we get some real good action in the commodity space and where the folks are basically, you know, going with the nugget, going with the J-U-N-G, which is the small exploration equities inside the gold market, or when we talk in oil, we're talking about the ERX and the GUSH. I mean, we got some action out here with this dollar lower. Yeah, I know you're absolutely right. I think the way you framed it in the intro to this segment is really interesting. The dollar was just kind of grinding higher quietly, kind of trying to break out to new highs, as you noted, didn't happen on Friday. And here we are. And now we see commodity prices recovering, oil prices moving sharply. And yeah, so today we are seeing, after really the traders have really been more focused on things that we've talked about before, semiconductors, biotech. Today we're seeing folks really move back into the nugget, J-NUGS of the world, and even your note about oil and gas stocks. So GUSH, especially seeing some above average volume, that's really focused on just the oil and gas EMP names. So definitely more volatile than you're going to find with the broader energy play. You know, it's amazing. So Dave, this morning, folks, I'm looking at the market, and it seems like the market, well, right now it doesn't care whether the dollar goes up or down. And it was like, the market just wants to get open. And so it was so intriguing because of the fact that the oil market got smoked, the gold market got smoked. And my point is, even bringing these up, folks, if you trade even the singles or the doubles, it's really cool because when you get, both of those sectors really got killed, okay? And they're in huge consolidations, okay? So when I'm looking at the other side of that, there's a real good, you know, you don't have to get the bottom, you don't have to get the top. We know that. But there's a good shot, if this dollar goes lower, that we're going to see a lot more expansion, of course, into those names, and that takes the small caps up, which is pretty wild. Yeah, and today's gains are, you know, at least from a sector perspective, relatively broad based, but I think you're absolutely right, is that we certainly obviously saw commodities come back in a huge way a few months ago, push pause on that. Now, again, if we begin to start kind of looking through, of course, the news is probably going to get worse about the Delta variant in COVID cases in the US and maybe before it's better, because that's essentially sort of, unfortunately, we know how it goes with these waves. What that means, though, is that traders can now position maybe for what does that next leg begin to look like? We know the reopening trade is really stalled. People have moved back into many of the sectors, the growth areas of the market. But still, even after having a great run, if you look at a 10-year chart of just, you know, a single beta energy index, it's still at kind of generational lows in some ways that, you know, there's some opportunities for traders, especially when they've been so on a favor to step back in the day like today. Yeah, which is so cool when you look at the whole context of the different sectors, you know, that are inside of the marketplace. So let me ask you, you know, the ETF business has come a long way. When you're looking to get new ETFs, that direction will bring out. What are you normally looking for? You're looking for liquidity. You're looking for, you know, like, I know the thematic ones, you were way ahead of it there when you came out with the thematic ones. We no one even knew what thematic was when you first come out with them, which is pretty cool, man. All right. I mean, now it's a regular word. OK. But what do you normally look for, Dave, when you say, OK, I want to bring up another ETF. I think this is going to be this is going to help clients. What what do you look for? So when it comes to the thematic side of the house, really looking for these big picture transformational changes which are occurring, right? So that's and our thematic focus is really in those areas. The work from home ETF, the moonshot innovators, ETF. Yes. On the leverage and infrastructure side, that is a little bit more of what I'd call a science. So there we are looking for really strong liquidity on a particular area. Does it have volatility so that traders, again, those products are geared toward traders that they can take advantage of up and down moves should they choose to do so. But also, you know, is that basket capturing a unique slice of the market? So are those top 10 holdings either dominating, you know, dominating performance and really going to going to help drive that volatility. So that's what we look for there. But we also are comfortable, you know, putting out unique products where we might see some opportunities where thematics are meeting trading. So we, you know, we recently launched a 2X fund on global clean energy stocks, which is not an area historically that traders would have been focused on. But because we know basically this push pull relationship with carbon and energy production moving toward the green side, you know, that that that particular fund gives traders opportunity to step in and take take leverage views on the clean energy space. That's so cool, man. That's a great explanation, by the way, because I can tell you just myself, that's why I brought the aspect with the dollar being so low today. As a trader, I just felt that that's why I brought the first ones up because it's like, oh, I love that it's already started to move and they've got killed, you know what I'm saying? Exactly. You know, pretty cool. Dave, thank you so much for the great education. We look forward to having you two weeks from today. We'll talk soon. Thank you. Stay right there, folks, to come right back.