 There was a note by Cowan out about something you've been talking about for quite some time, which is that Apple's services revenue was gaining steam. Yeah, no, there had been a couple of pieces in the interim which said that the service revenue is slowing. Now I think that was what they were really trying to gauge was that last year we had a Nintendo craze, we had Pokemon Go, which was a big service stream and you don't have that this year. This note makes me feel better. This note and the JPMorgan note about the Superphone, the Pro, for $1,100 of which I think the carriers were all compete to have. I remain convinced that Apple is an owned stock, not a trade stock, which all you ever get from these analysts is trade, trade, trade. I'm trying to embed the thinking that along with Facebook, along with Alphabet, and yes, two that we don't own at Action Alerts, Netflix and Amazon, these are stocks you can own and don't need to trade. You can't own all of Fang. Your portfolio would then be, I mean look, I wanted to add Autodesk, I wanted to add NVIDIA, which is in our bullpen, but you can't own nothing but tech because as we know, diversification is the only free lunch in this business.