 Good afternoon everybody. We reached the closing bell on Friday of a pretty wild week. We got the S&Ps. We pull back slightly into the close there. We're going to close basically flat on the session. We are flat as we speak. You got the S&Ps right now. Flat to the tick at $5,098. NASDAQ 100, slightly red at 68 points in the red, about a 30% in the red. Dow finishes the session, positive by about 50 points, $39,173. The Russell, positive by 3 at 2018. Bitcoin, we were talking to our man Robert from Kansas City about Bitcoin. Bitcoin, down about $1,000, $51,780. Crude pulls back as well. Crude, down more than $2 from yesterday's high, $76.59. Gold catches a little bit of a bid. Quite the acceleration from the lows of the early morning at 4.30am Eastern time of 2025. You're trading right now at 2046 or above 2050 briefly. Jump to notes and bonds. Got a little bit of a higher price lower yield. We're sitting at 4.25% as we come into Friday. Next Fed meeting, March 20th, as I was saying though, showing during that last program, right? You're talking about June is really the first projection where things are going to be close to about a 50-50 right now where the market thinks that they will have enough information to go for that possible cut. We will find out. Continuing that conversation on Bitcoin because it was an interesting one. I'm sure we're thinking about it all of us. This article just popped up on CNBC. I think I was searching for it, so maybe you'll find me. Now this one is dated in January, but it talks about some of those fees and it actually brings up the ETF we were talking about with Robert BITO that has a 9.10% fee and these new Bitcoin ETFs are all much lower. Check out some of these. Now I'm not familiar with any of them, folks. I don't own any of them. But you see the fee ratios and what they also state here, which is what I mentioned to Robert is that they're foregoing a lot of these fees in the early stages. I think they had it from here before. Now what they also talk about here is BITO right here is at 0.95% and they talk about GBTC, which is at 2%. And GBTC is cutting their fee but only to 1.5% and here's the kicker. They know that people don't want to sell because they don't want to incur the tax losses by selling GBTC and locking in their profits just to save on fees. So GBTC says, we're not going to let you out. We're going to keep it at 1.5%. Nonetheless, folks, markets almost near record territory. Thanks so much for tuning in. Have a great weekend. Have a safe weekend, folks. We'll see you back here Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Have a great one, everybody.