 Dave Mazda, what's going on? Hey, happy to be back. Yeah, we got a lot going on in the markets, lots to talk about. We do. And can we first, what I'd like to do, you know, folks, when you're going to go to the Direction website, or if you just hit Abana, it's pretty cool. You got now a text message sign up, right? Yeah, that's right. So what we found is, you know, more than ever, we want to have access to information. And when we have, we can trade from our phone. We decide might as well make sense to sign up for text messages. So there you're going to have information related to capital gains, income distributions, new funds, for example. So all right there, you can just have it send your text. We're not going to spam you. You can choose, you can sign up if you want it, but it's pretty handy. I think it's a great idea, man. I think all of us, I mean, yeah, we have computers here, but I mean, I trade right off my phone. I think a lot of people do. You know what I mean? Because they're so sophisticated now. There's no doubt about it, man. So check it out, folks. OK, it's very easy to do. And the bottom line is if you trade these, you know, vehicles, just sign up. It's worth it, trust me. So market-wise, we're coming into 2022. Hard to believe, right? So what are we looking at out here, Dave? Yeah, so it's interesting, right? So, you know, 2021 was a year where I think most strategists may have gotten it wrong, per se, from a four-year perspective. It was going to be the year of small caps, right? It was going to be the year of value. It was going to be the year of international. And again, what happened, you know, five stocks in S&P 500 helped contribute 35% of returns as the S&P up until recently, which is kind of continually making a series of all-time highs. The setup now is a bit interesting, as you noted, coming into this segment here, is we have the buy-the-dip happening, but we also have to kind of sell the rally. So in a little bit of this kind of, you know, trending environment, I think as traders digest what's going on here with the virus, and then of course, the news coming out of Washington. So I think that the trading environment's going to continue to be fruitful, because I expect that we're going to continue to get choppiness as we make our way and get some greater clarity of what's going on here. And you know what's so cool is that you have so many different ETF structures now that you can get in any type of sector that you actually want to get in, which is really cool. Let me ask you something. Over the weekend, folks, this news story is everywhere. Not that the, you know, I know this is, well, I don't know if it's a competitor, really, but you had that Kathy Wood turn around saying that arc, folks, okay, and I don't know Kathy Wood, but I know her enough because I see her because we're our offices, she eats right down the street. And what she said is that she said that arc was going to compound at 40% annually. I'm saying to myself, I mean, I guess, is that something that you can do? I'm trying to figure that out when I was hearing it, you know what I'm saying? Because it's like, okay, being up any amount of money is good, but saying you're going to be up 40% per year for, you know, that it's a deeply valued equity, it's pretty wild then. It's, you know. Yeah, look, I can't speak to that. No, I know. I look at forecast, but I think what's interesting here is the broader point is that the one thing that did really happen in the last year was there was not a lot of support, and it's particularly most recently for these unprofitable growth stories. Okay. They may still offer the disruption that we're seeing, but investors are really favoring more certainty and clarity, you know, high quality stocks. My God, I mean, you know, companies that are growing their dividends, things of that nature, more boring type staples. Yes. I mean, though, with the leverage funds, is there continues to be a bid, though, for semiconductors. Yeah. So, Sox, L, you know, certainly has some choppy performance, but it's, we've still seen a lot of trading on that side. The other area that I find really interesting is people are plowing into Chinese, or Chinese play on C-Web. And that fund, if you look, it's 90% off its 52-week highs. It's, you know, had really ugly performances. There's been a lot of negative headlines with China, but we're seeing traders step back in there. And sometimes, not all the time, right, that that maybe is a sign, when it gets that extreme, performance is that bad, and we finally kind of see the trading community jump back in first. Maybe as a longer-term investment, China is going to offer some different opportunities. It certainly hasn't been a favorable trade for the better part of this year, though. Yeah, you know, I'm so glad you brought that up, though, because over the weekend, right? You know, what happens, folks, on Bloomberg, over the weekend, when they don't have sports, they have a couple of specials, and one of them, Dave, was actually, they had a guy over in Hong Kong, you know, an institutional guy, talking about the amount of American institutions, not, you know, my retail money going in into China. But the fund flow was pretty incredible. He was talking about even the last three months, which, and the person interviewing him was saying, well, what do you mean? Because, like, everything is bad in China, but we know, you know, in general, folks, that is when you normally get a turn, whatever he was saying, and you kind of put a fundamental in your head because everything coming out of there is like, okay, but that's really good to hear, man. That is absolutely great to hear. Listen, folks, just come over to our website at TFNN, you're gonna see the direction banner, hit that banner, and you are off to the races. Well, listen, you have a great holiday, a safe holiday, and we look forward to speaking to you two weeks from today, Dave. Sounds like a plan. Thank you. Have a great one, have a safe one. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back. We have the now industrials right now down 536, NASDAQ is off 197, SAPs are off 63. We'll come right back.