 We saw gold shockingly make further downside progress. Several reasons we already know, the dollar strength, et cetera. Now that it's starting to slightly pull back after yesterday's news, what is your overall take on gold? Do you think we'll reach that 2000 level or are we gonna trickle even more down? Yeah, it's interesting and it's frustrating for gold. I would say, again, looking back at what's happened in the last couple of years, if inflation has been such a core part of most people's thinking in terms of market strategy and the fact that something like gold has not done better in the face of raging inflation is a bit of a surprise. Now, there have been times when it's actually done quite well, right? So sort of the end of last year, first half of this year, gold was doing very well, as you mentioned, sort of testing new all-time highs, which is encouraging. But now you've seen it draw down. I think, as you mentioned, I think the stronger dollar is what's been killing that. That's what happened in 2022, sort of when gold should be a really good bet. The strong dollar, and the really significantly stronger dollar sort of killed that trade. I think you're seeing a lot of that same thing here. So if you're concerned or if your take is that the dollar goes higher from here, that just limits the upside potential on something like gold until you get a bit of a change there. I think the best thing that could happen for gold, which I think is a possibility, as I mentioned from a technical perspective, I'd probably describe the dollar not as in a strong uptrend, but as in a sideways trend. And if the dollar can kind of remain range bound and sort of just be at an equilibrium state of some sort, I think that gives room for risk assets potentially, but definitely for gold to go higher, other commodities as well. So that's what I would be looking for. For now, gold is sort of testing support, right? It's pulled back and testing the June lows right now. I'd love to see a break above the trend line using the last couple of months, which I would be a little bit higher above current levels. But I wouldn't be surprised if materials in general do better than they have. The commodity space I still think is part of a broader rotation higher. And that's one of the things that takes the place of gross stocks that I think are taking a breather here.