 Dave Mazza, what's going on? Hey, thanks for having me back. Good to see you. Absolutely. Well, you know, it's pretty amazing, Dave. But, you know, when markets open, I mean, let's expect that I guess we're going to get some cabinet picks. But, you know, there's plenty of people like we were live on the air. And bang, the market goes up. It's like, OK, what's going on here? Well, guess what? You know, the market sees someone that they used to, I think. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. I think the interesting thing this year is about lack of clarity, lack of certainty, for good reason, right? Whether it's the virus, the our ability to battle it, vaccines. But when it comes, and certainly the election, right? Yes. We, that's in the past. And now the big question is, what's next? A lot of concern would Biden go and really appease the very progressive side of the Democratic Party, go more centrist. On one hand, Janet Yellen may be close to the progressive side, but the market knows her. She, I think, did in some ways an exceptional job leading the Fed, so her at the top of the Treasury gives people a lot of clarity. No doubt. And you know, it's intriguing, Dave, is that when she came in, too, folks, you've got to remember that was in the crash. So now we get the COVID. So there's no doubt. So let's let you know. And folks, you're on the website. You see the direction banner. If you have an interest in the ETF market, the mutual fund market, you can just hit the banner. You can bring it up. We happen to trade the leveraged ETFs quite a bit. So we're going to talk about the leveraged ETF because you've been doing a lot of work, Dave, having a lot of new ETFs in the single space and the double space. And it's intriguing because as the market progresses, and we have so many new traders, it seems like there's a whole new generation of traders now. And can you talk a little bit about the work from home that you were bringing it down that if you like a sector, well, guess what? You don't just have to buy one stock in a sector anymore. You can actually buy quite a few stocks in order to say that, OK, I think from six months from now a year from now that this sector is going to keep going forward. Yeah, you raised a great point. The one of the silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a whole new generation of traders coming into the market. For years, everyone said retail investors didn't care about investing, didn't care about trading. Well, that's changed. And I think for the better. More people involved with markets, the better. And what we are seeing is both an uptick and an increase in new traders who maybe have been trading a bit before, but taking a look at our leveraged and inverse products that we're best known for. Whether it's on the small accounts with TZA, TNA, the gold miners, nugget dust, et cetera. But we also have products that are just one made of products. And what that means is that they're not leveraged. They just take a collection of stocks. And in the case of our work from home ETF, ticker WFH, takes a look at the 40 stocks that are helping companies and individuals with this transition to having more people work from home. Even if there's a vaccine, we're hearing from CEOs every day, every week that there's some benefits to having some people in the office, some people at home, giving more people flexibility. So much of this isn't going away. And even if, again, there was a magic vaccine with 100% efficacy that everyone could get tomorrow, I actually do think companies would have more folks working remotely. And where companies are gonna be spending their money is not necessarily on traditional property plans and equipment. It's gonna be on the cloud. It's gonna be on cyber. It's gonna be on collaboration tools. Cause even if you're in the office with everyone, wouldn't it be great if you can communicate in better ways? And that's what a lot of the technologies in the work, the companies producing them in the work from home ETFs are all about. And you know what's amazing? Think about it, folks, you know, in many companies, even when you haven't meetings, there's many companies in meetings that you haven't, you know, on a conference call in the company anyway. So it's kind of intriguing that COVID brought us forward probably 10, 15 years, but we know technology has brought us forward in a huge way. And if you wanna keep your people happy and you wanna keep them productive, that ride to work and ride from home is a huge savings, man. I mean, it's a huge savings, right? Pretty amazing. That's the whole point. And that's one of the reasons why we saw, performance-wise, we actually saw the work from home ETF dip a bit when we saw this, when the vaccine news first came out on the 9th of November, but it's actually recovered nearly all of that in the past few weeks as, again, really positive on the vaccine news, but people, you know, you often sell the news and then you take a step back and say, wait a minute, this doesn't necessarily change this long-term acceleration of more productivity, happier employees, a younger generation coming into the workplace. I've been doing a lot of work on Generation Z. Man, those guys are gonna want the flexibility that comes with the milk work. There's no doubt. And folks, the ticker is WFH. It's at $59. It's right at this highs. It's ready to break topside, man. Listen, Dave, it's always great getting a great educational update. You have a great Thanksgiving, safe Thanksgiving. We look forward to speaking in a couple of weeks. Thank you, and stay well. Thank you. Stay right there, folks. Come right back.