 I actually had a question, which is quite interesting. I said, will there be more aggressive dip buying than rally selling? I guess you could see that in short term. Yeah. No, good question. And that's sort of the general, that's one of the basic, you know, trading maximums. Yes. Is this an environment to buy the dips or sell the rips? And I would say this is probably more the latter. And what's funny is the buy the dip mentality has worked pretty well in 2023, as you know, and a lot of stocks pulled back to their 50 day moving average, and then we just keep going higher. And that is pretty classic behavior for a bull market phase. One of my mentors, Greg Morris used to say, all new highs are bullish, except the last one. And I think that's sort of that scenario. Buying on the dips works until the last one, which isn't a viable dip, right? And that's what's most noteworthy. When a stock pulls back, and then that bounce higher doesn't really propel us to new highs, that shows you that that buying momentum that has propelled prices higher is now starting to dissipate. And that people are more excited to be taking profits up at these elevated levels. And we saw signs of that. I mean, if you, if you, any sort of measure of valuation, you certainly could describe stocks as overvalued, certainly in the second quarter, beginning of the third quarter in traditional valuations. And from a technical perspective, overbought and overextended, now you're seeing them start to come down. And I think of bounce, like you're seeing this week, I think you start to see sellers come in, and you're seeing that in a lot of names, which are gapping higher and then trading lower, which means there's a gap up, and then people are super excited not to buy additional shares, but to take profits. They're thrilled to get out at an uptick. And that all of a sudden, that, that sort of selling mentality affects an individual day. But then over time, that really starts to create a downtrend. And again, I think that's how a more of a waterfall decline starts to play out over time.