 You know, this is something, last week, Tim Collins, who's our own, said that this is a breakout stock. And I feel that the JPMorgan piece is a lot about how they're going to branch away from cell phones. And NXPI is the way to do that. There is some very strange, NXPI is owned by action lawyers. There's some very strange action in the options market every day. Now, the options people will criticize this view, but I think that they should start understanding. There's a lot of buying of the 110 calls, OK? Now, this deal closes at 110. So you have to start thinking that maybe someone's going to stir up trouble. Because in order for that deal to go above 110, you have to believe that there's another suitor, which I don't think is possible. But Qualcomm, when they close that deal, and I just would say if or when, is going to be a very transformed company. So let's stay up to that. But NXPI, we don't want to sell anymore for action alert. Because we think something could happen here. There's too much option activity in the 110s for me to think that it's done.