 What is your guess for the length of bear market and global equities? What about crypto now that all institutions will be even less willing to get involved than before? Good question, Yang. Length of the bear market. If things stay the way they are, we're in a multi-year bear market. I think we're going to, in general, see the trend go down until, I guess you could say, the 10-year moving average for the Dow and the Nasdaq levels off, and then we might start seeing rise up. And the five-year in general. Right now, we're at the bottom of the two-year for the stock market anyway, mainly for the Dow and the Nasdaq, and there's stocks performed, definitely, and whatnot. But generally, I think we're on a multi-year downtrend. That being said, I don't think there's going to be a Fed pivot. I don't think they're going to slow down interest, or they're going to stop raising interest rates anytime soon. The next one might even be a 75. It might be a 50. 75, the market will continue to say pivot, pivot, try to pump this shit up. If it's 50, the market will pop up. You know, it depends on there. The markets are schizophrenic right now, but you can watch the trend. So the odds are interest rates continue to rise, and slowly you're going to see certain segments of society get knocked out until they reach the level that they're willing to eliminate from the middle class, just the same way they did in the 2008 financial scam stuff like this. I don't think the powers would be or shouldn't be a ruling class, or the money lenders, money managers, governments, bureaucrats. I don't think the data shows that they have that percentage that they haven't reached that level yet. It might occur within the next few months, it might occur in the next two years. I don't know the projections to the truth, I'm not privy to that information. However, these interest rates that have been raised to this level is going to be felt in the markets, more so than it is right now, that's my personal opinion. Now if they do a pivot and start dropping it, then the markets shoot up, hyperinflation kicks in, takes hold, and assets have value. So people are going to want to move money fast, get into things solid. You're not going to be holding on to the cash, you're going to get into things solid because you're about to see hyperinflation, so asset price is rising, so you're going to try to get your hands on shit as fast as possible. I don't think we're going to head there, I don't think we're going to head there to the truth, but that is a possibility. Personally in my opinion, I think we're in a global war, and that global war is on every front, it's on a psychological front, it's on an economic front, it's on an emotional front, it's on a military hard war front, front lines, people die in front, it's on a technological front, it's on every front, and one of the fronts is the currency wars. So I think what's happening is they're going to keep on raising interest rates in the United States, okay, pretty hard, pretty fast, because it's only going to strengthen the US dollar and it's going to strengthen the United States relative to the collective west, the rest of the western world. Right now, I think the dream of a hegemonic world controlled by the United States is pretty much over from the global perspective. So what the United States has in mind is to control the western world, right? So think of it as a USSR type of deal, right, control the western world. So when they raise interest rates in the United States, what they're doing is devaluing other currencies except the Russian rule, as far as I know, relative to the US dollar. There's other reserve currencies coming on their way, whatever shape they may take. We'll see how long that takes to roll into effect. But I think for the next couple of years, at least, we're about to see the US dollar get stronger and stronger and stronger, especially relative to the euro, to the pound, even to the Canadian dollar, right? So I think that's the name of the game. But as Martin Armstrong says, I think certain large cap stocks in the US might see a pump up. But that being said, again, there's multiple things going on right now, it depends on your time frame disclaimer, family has acquired puts on Friday, on four companies, OK, these may be short term plays, they might be sold this week, OK, even on a Monday, or they may be held on to for two to three months, OK, their longer term put plays, OK, and their four large cap stocks, or mid cap, large and mid cap stocks. And we'll see how that plays out. That's my prediction. I think we're about to see bankruptcies on multiple fronts for multiple companies as well. OK, so we're about to see multiple bankruptcies as well. Really, no one can tell you exactly what is about to happen. The cryptos, someone asked me a long time ago what my prediction for cryptos were. I think cryptos at the time were trading around 40,000, 45,000. I said it's going down, I wouldn't be holding. At around 30,000 it became clear that they were going to drop to around 18,000. And at around a few weeks ago, someone asked me what I thought, and a few days ago, I've been, people have been asking me this for a number of months now that the cryptos hit the 18,000. It looked like it was holding, going up to 22, 24, bone popping down again, and stuff like this. People are asking me what I thought, and I mentioned if Bitcoin specifically, because that's the market mover, if Bitcoin was going to hold 17,000, 18,000, then it may stabilize, start moving up, OK, may go very high. But if it wasn't able to hold this level, in my opinion, it has a possibility to go down to 10, first stop and the next stop would be around five or three. It still hasn't broken it decisively yet, but to a certain degree. We'll see where it goes. If you're not in desperate need of money, liquidity, then an entry point into Bitcoin on a very, very gentle level, make sure you're not holding anything on any exchanges. Cold storage, of course. Entry into Bitcoin at this level might be a good starting point or a reentry. Maybe if you plan on accumulating for easy numbers, 100% of your position at some point. So if you plan on accumulating 100 bitcoins or 100 of whatever point one, you know, whatever scale you're going by, right? If you were planning on going 100% in, then right now might be a good time to get 10% in. If that will keep you happy, but it could go down more. OK, it's a big question you ask. So I sort of give you my quick take on a lot of different things. I hope that's OK. Salute.