 Hey, happy to be back. And so, hey, we haven't talked gold for a long time. We finally got some action inside the gold market last week. So let's talk, and I'll get, let's talk bottom line, the gold market in general. So talk to me about, you know, folks, when you go over the direction with what they put up every night, which is pretty cool, as to where the flows are coming in and coming out of. So what did we see last week, Dave? Yeah, it's interesting. You made a great note here in the intro of the segment is that we haven't talked about gold miners gold gold in a while because it just hasn't been that interesting from a trading perspective, especially where the dollar has been. Yes. Of course, a lot of that changed last week with the move in the rates market. It's been a very, very macro driven market as we know in the macro move has been rates. But with rates coming down, of course, as it's been bid back in treasuries, we saw gold miners get some action again, coming through really from the price of gold itself. What we did see is some really big, big volume in those funds that we hadn't seen in a while. I think as I've mentioned before in previous segments, much of the activity has really been in two areas in our lineup. On the semiconductor side, that's with SOXEL, SOXAS, and then on the biotech side, Labu and Labd. So it's good to see traders come back into the gold mining space. What's going to be interesting is as we head into the meat of earnings season here, we know some great beats from financials last week, is what is that going to mean for other segments in particular on the material side, like gold miners? Yeah, there's no doubt. And what happens, of course, you get the nugget folks and then you get the J-nugget. I know plenty of you folks like trading the J-nug also, and the J-nug is basically the junior miners out here. Now let's stay kind of on that theme, meaning on commodities, nail. The bottom line, folks, is that when we're talking commodities, when you're talking the price of lumber, well, direction has a nice ETF that is three times the bull, and the symbol is nail, N-A-I-L. So talk to me about this because the bottom line, I know when you put this together, you put it together in great time, no doubt, but when you take a look at the aspect of what's in here, these stocks are moving, man. I mean... Yeah. Now, you raise a good point, Tom, here. What's interesting. So nail, yeah, it's your bull fund giving exposure to home builders, home construction stocks. And I think, again, if we think about commodities, what's going on in lumber, both in the cash market and then in the futures market, it's really been pretty crazy of latest has been significant demand. The other thing here is that for years, we know that there's been a glut of homes in the market coming out of the global financial crisis where there was such excess built. Now we're in an environment where actually there's significant demand for homes, as maybe people are getting old, millennials are getting older. The median age of a home buyer in the U.S. is now 36 years old, which is a pretty bit crazy to think about it. So no longer are millennials or even maybe to some extent Gen Zers just hanging out in their parents' basement eating avocado toast, but they're building families, they're getting back to the market that's driving up the price of those home building stocks and the construction names as people, whether they already own a home or they get a new home, they're doing remodels, pretty significantly in a short period of time. So nail is a fund that people aren't as familiar with like Jnug and Nugget itself that traders might want to take a look at it.