 And it's the update at 2 p.m. With David White here at TFNN. What do we have today? Well, flat as a pancake. That 1976 album from Head East. Always one of my favorites, but literally I think a quarter, not a quarter of a percent, a literal 25 cents off on the spies right now as we start this update. Of course, we had, they really were pushing pre-market for this as we went into the PPI numbers at 830. And they fell very hard very quickly. And we've kind of gone back to just flat on the day. My theory, at least the one I'm going to stick to for the rest of the day is that we are in distribution. I think that they at least many on Wall Street, why privately preaching the end of all inflation are going to have to admit, probably right after the Fed does something next Wednesday, that it's not the end of inflation, and we're going to have to continue moving. I think the idea that you get a four and a half or 5% interest rate, especially in the long 30 year housing market. And that's it. It's probably more like six. So the question, a few questions. When is everybody going to wake up to the fact that we're not there yet? And the second one is, are they going to really wake up to the news about earnings, which is going to be really impacted the first quarter of next year? It would probably be easy to see if the Fed had stopped cutting or adding to rates totally. But it's not. They're going to be adding to rates, just not 75, but maybe 50. That's kind of like saying you've been losing a ton of blood. Now you're going to only lose about three fourths of that blood. But you know what? You've been losing blood for a while. Things not going to probably get any better. So, well, we've got the economy out there on the, on the Garny undersurgery. I think a lot of people are saying it's over when it's not quite over yet. We'll be back in a minute with the show. The reality is that navigating financial markets can be risky. Markets can be chaotic and difficult to understand. Having the