 What are you seeing in the S&P and the Dow indexes these days? An opportunity to short. Shorting, yeah. No matter what. Yeah, I mean, so the Fed is obviously gonna pump liquidity, print endlessly, QE to infinity, all the sort of memes that we've heard and none of that's gonna fight the coronavirus. And I've been saying this since, anyone who's been following me knows I've been shorting since the second day that this went bad, you know what I mean? I'm short almost the top. I closed most of my shorts last week luckily because things have a rationally bounce today. I mean, cruise lines are up 30% today as if anyone's going on a cruise more than they were yesterday, you know, airlines at 35. You're more or less shorting companies or industries in particular? Companies, I had closed them all. So I mean, maybe before four o'clock today in the next two hours, I'll jump back in and short the end of this bounce. And I can be wrong, but we haven't had two consecutive green days on the market since this started. So every single green day has been an epic short opportunity for the next two to three days. And you know, you ride it so the wheels fall off so just keep doing it until it doesn't work. But I mean, to me, it's a layup to at least try to short things like airlines and cruise companies that bounce 30, 35% today in a day. Oil, oil I'm interested in shorting, but like I'm also cautious that if Saudi Arabia and Russia decide one day to make an announcement, I think every oil stock doubles like in an hour. You know, so you're playing with fire with oil with this depressed. I think, you know, if they don't come to an agreement it's still a great short, but the minute they make that announcement oil, you know, price for barrel doubles and there you are. So, but I think that markets at least common sense, no charts, whatever, why would they bounce? Yeah. I mean, QE, all that is great, but we're in a rare sort of a unique situation where I don't think there's, we have a damaged supply chain. So there's a lack of supply, but there's also a lack of demand, which is a rare thing because people are inside, they can't go out. Unemployment numbers are gonna be astounding. Astounding. I mean, I know, I already know 20 people myself with good jobs who have lost them. And it's in the first week. So yeah, of course, Trump now is literally on a town hall today saying that he's gonna open the economy up back by Easter, you know, so that everybody can die and then they won't be able to shop either. So, you know, there's no way to bring any long-term demand into the market, in my opinion, until this virus is gone or at least the risk is somewhat mitigating.