 Next was the Euro still a buy, right? So there was some news that came out yesterday and it talks about Eurozone yields drop off the report of slower ECB tightening. So I think it was Philip Lane, I think came out in an interview with the Financial Times published on Tuesday that the ECB must raise their rates to a level that starts. Yeah, it was talking about the, where was it? I think it was here. Well, basically, you know, I think it was Philip Lane or somebody came out yesterday and pretty much said in an article that in an interview that potentially there could be the ECB was considering a slower pace of interest rate hikes. And really that's what, you know, the market is driven by or partially driven by, right? Is interest rates, but also as well, whether the economy can support those interest rates. And so any kind of shift in the market's expectations of, you know, of interest rates as well as the economy will shift the valuation of the currency. Now, Villaroy, who is an ECB member, says the guard's half point ECB guidance is still valid. And this was earlier this morning, today at 7.54. So French won't official won't speculate on size of March rate increase moderating inflation has prompted talk of smaller hikes. So there's slightly smaller hikes on the horizon, as expected, because of, you know, inflation potentially coming down. But guidance from the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, Bank President Christine Lagarde, that borrowing cost will continue to be lifted in half a point steps for some time still holds, right, according to Governor, governing council member Francis Villaroy de Galhau, I think that's how you pronounce it, right? So yesterday there was a bit of speculation. Oh, don't know, not too sure. And now, you know, they pretty much come out and said that it's, you know, still valid. So it's, he also says, we are very clear, we are very, we said very clearly, we still decide meeting by meeting, we are data driven. So it's too early to speculate about what we will do in March. Villaroy said, let me remind you of the words of the President Lagarde at her last press conference in December, we should expect to raise rates at a pace of 50 basis points for a period of time. Well, these words are still valid today. And so, you know, that's pretty much, you know, what, what, what was said this morning, and the Euro extended gains against dollar and after the remarks trading at about 0.5% stronger. So again, it's all about the expectation of, you know, interest rates, but also the fact that the economy can support interest rates, which, you know, a lot of the economists and banks are saying that the, the, you know, Europe should avoid a recession, or if it goes into a recession, it would be a very, you know, light one, a very brief one, shallow recession. And so that's, that's where we are. So as far as I'm aware, I'm still buying the Euro for now, of course, you know, anything can change, hopefully it doesn't. But as long as the data supports the narrative, then I will continue to buy the dollar, I'm sorry, the, I mean, I'm bloody buying dollars still mode behind the Euro, right. And, and so also as well, another thing is, is this is not is one thing to also be reminded is, let me see if I can find a blank, right. So just here is that remember at some point, remember the market moves tends to move in, in auctions and trends, of course, but in auctions, right. So let's say, for example, that's the valuation of, you know, a certain particular currency, right, then you get some, you know, some news that kind of goes against the currency, right. Then you start to get to see something like this. But eventually, you know, the market will again, rebalance itself, it will reauction, yeah, right, into the value, right. So that was the value when, you know, everyone was positive about, you know, about the Euro. And now that we've got maybe a readjustment and a reevaluation of the Euro, we have to kind of reevaluate, you know, the chart a bit lower, but it doesn't mean it's going to trend all the way down, right. It just has to find its bargain price and let the market tell you where the bargain price is and then hopefully we get involved, you know, on a demand zone or a stop hunt or some sort of CPR at some point, right. That's what we're hoping to do. So just because you might get some negative sentiment, if you're in, obviously, if you're in a trade, it can be, you know, you might want to, you know, come out of that trade, even if it goes, you know, it goes down and doesn't stop you out and goes higher, it was probably still the right thing to do because of the fact that you did have that negative stat, you know, and especially when negative sentiment and negative is a difference between, you know, a negative data point coming out and what type of negative data point it is or, or, or speculation is now something like a European central bank member saying that, you know, they may want to go from, they may not hike 50 basis points and maybe high by 25 basis points in the March meeting is something that, you know, the market is definitely going to pay attention to, right. Whereas something like maybe, I don't know, home building, right, isn't maybe something that the market really going to pay attention to or might or is likely to kind of look past as maybe a bit of a blip. They don't hold the same weight. So Ken, you're not wrong for getting out of that Euro Swiss, you're definitely not wrong for getting out of it and you made the right choice. But what I would then say is, is that the Euro Swiss, because I'm looking at that trade as well, is I'm still looking to be a buyer of that Euro Swiss for sure. And now hopefully I can get, you know, a much, you know, better price down at the lows. And so just keep in mind, that's the scenario doesn't mean that now because the ECB are, you know, are saying 25 basis points that, you know, we should start to sell the Euro. That doesn't make any sense. Just, you know, it doesn't mean that they're not hiking, right. They're still hiking. You're still looking to appreciate the currency. You know, it's just a case of looking at who's dealt with the least fleas, you know, and looking at a reevaluation a bit lower. So with the expectation that prices, you know, should potentially go higher. Ken said, same here, but I need to see a trade. Yeah, a value, absolutely, absolutely. There was something I was actually looking at. It was actually on a really lower timeframe. And I really go down to it, but I was watching it. Let me just go to it now while we're on the Euro Swiss Euro Swiss. There was there was a bit of an option here, which was quite interesting.