 Mr. Ropidopchicho would love to hear your outlook on the markets for 23. Given macros and supposed Fed raises, do you have a target bottom for indexes in crypto? Okay, crypto bottom for short term might have been hit. I don't think so though. It might go down further. I think the US dollar is gonna get stronger if certain things don't play out. Everything is iffy. Really, right now is throw dart, whatever, right? I would not be long on majority of markets of stocks in the stock market, not by long shot. Some stocks may go up. Some stocks may go up. I think this is a charts game, really. There are certain companies that may have a very prosperous future in the coming years, or they could also have a wrench thrown in their wheels in the machinery and they could go nowhere, right? They could go nowhere. Look, I'm on the mindset. Okay, let me give you my take on it. My take on it is mostly in line with Martin Armstrong. We're on 90%, 80% in line with Martin Armstrong, right? There's about 10% to 20% that I disagree with Martin Armstrong, and that's saying a lot because Martin Armstrong knows where it's at. He knows it better than I do. I'm playing by gut feeling that 10 to 20%, and I think Martin Armstrong probably pays about 5% with his gut feeling. So 95% of what Martin Armstrong says is going by his analysis, just data, raw data. It's not as emotions playing into it. With me, it's more emotions, more emotions than Martin Armstrong, but I do look at the data and stuff. So here's my take. Okay, we're hitting a liquidity crisis, serious liquidity crisis to a certain degree, and that's by design because the war being waged right now is just not on a military front. It's not just on troops and equipment. It's also on economic front. Okay, there's a shitload of money, international money that needs to find a safe haven. Where are they going to? They're going now into commodities and large part. They're going to go in there more and more, right? So if you're on our gilded, I mentioned that silver around 18, 17 and a half, 18, 19 was a pretty good entry point, but it could also crumble down as well, right? But it was a pretty good entry point. You could have bought a 20% of your position in that thing, right? I mentioned that Bitcoin around 16,000 that it was sitting at was a first good entry point. You could have bought anywhere 10 to 20. I can't remember if I said 10 or 20% into it. Some stocks possibly, but I wouldn't trust the stock market right now because we're going to see a domino effect take place the same way we did possibly in the 2000 bubble, right? Because interest rates have gone up. So there's a lot of companies that are in the bottom end that won't be able to pay their bills, right? Just like people look around you. There's people that are struggling right now, right? Interest rates have gone up, mortgages have gone up, shit. Food prices have gone up, shit, right? Their loan payments, mortgage has gone up, leases have gone up, credit card is, I don't know what credit card companies are charging up, all the shit's gone up. And even though job market was tight for a long time, there's a lot of layoffs happening right now. We're not talking thousands of layoffs, we're talking tens of thousands of people being laid off in extremely overpaid positions, overpaid positions, right? Huge, huge, huge, right? So there's a lot of things at play. There's a lot of things at play. Collectible prices, prices on collectibles, tangible items is going through the roof, right? Martin Armstrong just posted something regarding a coin that was auctioned off and they were expecting, and that's at present, they were expecting that it was priced at $500,000. People were guessing that it would go for $750,000. It went for $1.9 million, right? $1.9 million, something that was priced at $500,000, estimated to sell for $750,000, over $1.9 million, right? So tangible collectibles, rare items, the price is going up for them because there's a lot of money trying to find a safe haven. What are you gonna do? You're gonna put your money in the stock market if you've got millions of it or tens of millions of it or even hundreds of millions of it or billions of it? Are you just gonna let a ride on the stock market or are you gonna start diversifying into metals, into collectibles? A real estate, some place is real estate, it's so overvalued, it's not even funny, right? It's not even funny. When the prices start dropping, right? People are gonna realize that not only have they not built equity in their house, now they're in the whole 30%, 40% of what they bought it into, right? Holy shit, that's a few hundred thousand dollars for a lot of people, right? They're gonna have to pay interest on that at higher mortgage prices. What are they gonna do? Declare bankruptcy. Oops, the banks have now a shitload of people coming in and going, oh, we can't make payments, we can't make payments, we can't make payments, we can't make payments, right? Is that gonna have a domino effect for the banks? Where the banks are gonna have a liquidity crisis or, or, check this out, or is money still being pumped into Wall Street, into some of these hedge funds where that's the backstop where the government's saying, okay, we can't afford to have this financial crisis happen at this moment because we're waging World War III on multiple fronts. So they're gonna pump money into the system, into Wall Street, into these funds where they come along just like in 2008 and buy up shitload of mortgages and shitload of properties at overvalued prices and play the accounting game, write shit off, and do all that jazz, right? What's gonna happen? These are the things you have to keep in mind for 2023. The financial, the, the only advice I can give you is, be careful, right? Do not bet the house, the farm, your children, the shirt off your back on one bet. It's not gonna end well for you, right? And if it ends well for you, it's gonna shoot you to the moon and you're gonna be screwed to a certain degree because what are you gonna do up there now, right? You're gonna have jackals, hyenas surrounding you, going, we needed a chunk of you, right? You're not gonna know what's, what, right? You won't know friend from foe. You have to be careful. Right now the main thing you need to do is stabilize, right? Stabilize yourself, make sure if all of a sudden all your financing was cut off, right? You could still live for another year to two years, right? Have some food, have a good network of friends and family available to you, right? If you live in a place where you have property, where you don't have a shitload of debt on it and you feel safe there, you can grow food, you can do that thing, not have income coming in, and still survive you and your family for a couple of years to see which way the wind's blowing. Make sure you do that first before anything else. That's my bit of advice, unless you go more specific, because there's a lot of things going on. Like some stocks have already doubled in price. Look at Schlumberger. Schlumberger hit a bottom. Schlumberger is a company that I follow because geophysics because I like following markets and stuff like this. They hit a bottom around $32, $30, well no, they hit a bottom of $14 in the market class, and then they were stabilized around $30, $32 or something. Now they're pushing late 50s, 50 plus, right? Is that going to continue? Possibly. If we do kick in the World War III energy is required more, then yeah, they're going to make a mint, right? Minerals, resources. If the whole thing takes a tumble, then they're going to take a tumble with it, because all that mineral energy resources is everything is going to come grinding to a halt, right? You've got to be quick on your toes right now when it comes to investing. In terms of your question regarding the markets, you've got to be quick on your toes. Stabilize before anything else.