 Good morning everybody, it's Hari Swaminathan from Option Tiger. Wanted to do a quick update on what's going on. Obviously I think if you're following the futures today is August 29th. It's a Tuesday and the futures look down big time. Most of it's coming from the missile launch in North Korea over Japan and that's what is rattling the markets. But of course, we also have the big tragedy in Texas and so now the wildest is still going on and obviously loss of life, property, all of that is of prime concern. But if you think of what might happen once Harvey moves out of the area, the trade idea I would say would be the home builders because almost all of Houston is underwater and what's going to happen is they all have to rebuild and so over the next three to six to nine months, you're going to see some big investments into rebuilding. So we're looking at things like home depots. So let's say home depots here and this is a three months chart. Let's see a little bit longer and see what's going on. Let's go to six months or even one year daily and you can see the high has been 160. It's at 151 and already yesterday you can see it's gone up because in anticipation of investments into the home building. So this is definitely a stock I think and you can see the five-day is actually under. So it's sort of been bearish but this is going to go up over the next three to six months. So I would probably look at a six month option and go from there. Let's go see what the options look like on the slightly longer term because this investment cycle is probably going to last until for the next one year probably because the tragedy that's unfolding is mind-boggling. So you can even go to Jan, you can go to Feb, you can June might be a little too far but certainly November Jan and Feb. November is too close. I think Jan or Feb would be the ideal one. So let's say if you go here and the option prices obviously might be a little high but home depot is not, you know, it's not a very volatile stock. You can see it's only 20%. So option prices may not be that high. So it's at 150. So something around 165, 170 would be good long calls, call spreads, call calendars, call condors, all of those will make sense. Now there are a couple of others as well. So the other one is Lowe's. I think it's LOW here and so if you look at the charts for Lowe's also would be, yeah, it's bearish. I mean so but then again you can see it's starting to bounce up and it just released earnings. So for the next three months, six months would be a good trade on Lowe's as well. So these are two stocks that definitely going to see an uptick over the three to six to nine months period. This investment cycle is probably going to last for many, many months. So I would say if you're taking an options position certainly this is much more of a longer term trade than we are generally used to but that's fine. I mean, you know, you can get some very, very good returns with options as we know. So you can take advantage of that. Thanks.