 And welcome to your 2pm update here from TFNN with me, David White. S&P's been up, been down, been kind of all around. The NASDAQ, of course, has been lower almost all the day. It's down 1.4% as we speak. But we had kind of a surprise if you're just waking up or just coming to. Whichever the case may be. We had both Google and Microsoft with. And that's kind of put the color on today's market. Other than that, I wasn't expecting a lot whether we got good earnings or not in the overall indexes. We had a lot of people go one way in the Amex and each morning in the newsletter, I publish the history of that. I mean the last five days. But generally when you get fairly low on the Amex, which is mostly the ETFs that retail traders tend to play, it tends to be kind of a, how would you say it? Everybody tends to get on one side of those. But those are all the standard and leveraged ETFs that have been around for a long time. So we got down to 0.6, you know, 0.2 pretty much makes a high. But we went from like, I don't know, a three reading on the trend to a 0.6 and my guess is that earlier in the day, we probably had a 0.2 or 0.25 on the Amex for the trend. And that was enough to set the highs. Of course, the bigger issue as I see it is the looming IPO. They did price Mobileye last night. It's owned by Intel. But of course, a lot of the big titans of Wall Street are in on the deal. That would price Mobileye at $17 billion, although they're only going to raise about $400 million. This is called a sliver deal. But probably going to end up making a billion dollars for a lot of those folks that helped it go public. We'll talk about this and more in the show.