 Let's go to market in Bedford, Massachusetts. What's going on, brother? Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, Mark. Hey, do you keep buying that S&P and bringing this market up to new highs? Hey, that's all I wanted to ask you, Tom. Are you so short of one? No, I'm flat right now. Yeah, no, I've killed a million times here. Yeah. So, Tommy, what's your gut feeling about this market? I mean, we seem to be going up on air. We seem to be going up on bad news. We're going up on good news. No matter what the news is, you know, the government is... The Senate is putting a gun at the Congress or the House. The House is putting another gun at the Senate, you know, over impeachment. And but yet, the Wall Street tends to shrug it all off and say, you know what, Washington, we're going to turn higher anyway. Stay right there. We'll talk about it as soon as we come back. We have the Dow industry. You know, Mark, everything you said, yeah. I mean, that's on the table. I guess one of the biggest things that has happened even the last few days is that we have got volume inside the Nasdaq, folks. That's pretty amazing, okay? So I'm not sure whether it's just people closing shot positions and or buying simultaneously, but you can see 2.3 billion on Tuesday, 2.7 yesterday. Yes. That's a big number, man. I mean, you scroll down, I can't find a 2.7 down here. Right, right. And it's a big number. Yeah. And I suspect what we're really talking here is that, okay, there's a huge amount of cash out there. We know there is. And interest rates are still with 2%. And as far as the impeachment goes, I say it's remarkable, you know, but the market price is risk, man. And right now, there's zero risk that that impeachment has any material matter because Republicans in the Senate have either decided that they don't believe the president used his office to investigate his political rivals or they don't care. Well, the market already knows, right? It's because the Senate's not gonna convict them. They've made that decision that that's how Republicans in the Senate have decided to act and the market is pricing in that risk, which is literally zero right now. So it's remarkable. Tommy, I think you're 100% correct. They don't care. And they're just looking out for their own jobs that they know where their constituents are, which way the fence, they fall. And that's the way it is. And I think it's very sad for the democracy, personally, that we have to come to this. But, you know, that's me. So I- Yeah, we can spend a lot of time talking about that, Mark, for sure. This market, you know, the dollars are beautiful right now. I got Bloomberg on the TV with the sound to adopt. You know, I'm watching the checker and it just ceases to amaze me. But we're going up on fumes. The vixx is low. The vixx is in the basement, you know, and there's no fear in the market at all. Well, yeah, watch this. Well, watch this. So if there's an unlimited amount of money that keeps getting printed, you know, if we go back 10 years ago, the Republicans would go out of their mind with deficit spending, okay? It's never been so high, okay? Trump got the printing presses going beyond belief. He takes the highest-end people, cuts all their taxes, cash is flowing in a huge way, right? And then you got the middle class, the, you know, underneath that, the ones that are there, they could- Yeah, no tax cuts at all. They're, you know, and so when you look at that and when you look at the marketplace, it's pretty intense, because I was thinking today, I'm working out with Nico this month. I says, you know what, man? I says, what if you have a situation that the corporations, okay, you just keep cutting and cutting and cutting on the corporations. So that's authoritarian in a huge way because the corporations are so powerful already. And, you know, Trump wants to be the freaking king. So the bottom line is that when I look at that on the basis, I say to myself, okay, why would that stop the marketplace? At some point, it would, but the other side of that is that you keep making companies more powerful and- It's always gonna boost the market if you're giving companies more money. Totally. So then that's what we're looking at, Mark. That's the difference you got to separate. Unfortunate, as it may be, still some people, you know, is that the S&P is gonna keep going up, man. If corporate taxes are low and they keep getting to do share buybacks and regulations are at epic low levels in recent history and it seems that, you know, impeachment won't matter. Here's something to chew on. Since I've been talking to you the last, I don't know, since you came out of the break, it dials up to another nine or 10 points. Oh, it's an all-time new high, that's right. What you have now, okay, too, is that the machines can run the market. The machines are more than 50% of the market anyway. What, if we get momentum going, this is nothing compared to what happened the next couple of days coming into it. And just, it's, I mean, the jobs number was huge last week, all right? So things are okay in that sense. So don't get too caught up, you know, and we agree with the political scape of things, but that's not shaping where the S&P or the dial is gonna be. And if you look at Sintas, you know, I was talking about Sintas yesterday, the bottom line, Sintas, you know, is an indication that small business is doing great, big business is doing great. I would say small, Sintas is a, they're into big business, but they're into small businesses. So when I see that, that's still telling me that people have cash flow. And that's the name of the game. Cook and brother. Quick question. Yeah. Quick question. The goal seems to be in a trading range to you. Yeah, once, to me, I like the trade. More 1480, I like the trade. My take is we're going to 1499. But we've seen nothing to break it way out of this trading range, way up in the upside. Until we do. That's how it works, man. That's how it goes. All right. Okay, man. Mark, thanks for the call. Merry Christmas, guys. Merry Christmas, man. Have a great holiday.