 But if you don't own any of the top rated tech stocks, these sell-offs are when you have to do some buying. How do you do it? Okay, let's just take some real-life examples. The two techs that I think we have, that had the best prospects in 2018, the ones we have rated the highest, are Facebook and Alphabet, or we know it as Google. Those are the two that if I wanted to say own 200 shares of, I would make my move on 25% of the position when these stocks have declined 8% to 10% from their highs. That's my old benchmark. The decline was too sudden for us to even react in time to recommend that course. And then the rally too quick to follow up, which is why I'm saying now in this call, when we catch the next 8% to 10% decline, you should put that plan in place to do some buying, if you didn't own enough tech already. I'm highlighting those two simply because while Apple and DXC are cheaper, I think that we are headed into an Apple phone cycle, where there are many downgraded like the one we had on Sunday. So I'm not as anxious to scoop some up at these levels, hence why we downgraded it to a 2.