 And market analysis, I don't think anything's really changed this week over the past couple of days. We are where we are from when I've, I made the video on Monday. But does anyone wanna go over any trade setups or anything that they're actually looking at, give an update as to, you know, any trades? I did get involved in this. I'm in the Euro dollar short, I'm in the pound dollar short. I got back in on that pound Swiss and I'm also in on the Euro Swiss as well. So I'm in a few Euro trade short, couple Euro trade short buying a Swiss Frank and a couple pound trade short as well. But does anyone wanna talk about anything or does anyone want to go over the trades that I took? You know, entries, my thinking behind it. If you haven't watched a video, anything like that. Or is everyone, is everything okay? Yeah, all good, Alexander Ross. Anyone else want me to go over anything or just detail anything? Anything like that? Everyone's all good. I mean, I'm waiting on the pullback on silver, but on. Okay, you're looking at silver, silver, silver. Okay. What the point you was just making with the Bank of Canada being the first to go, I guess, dovish or whatever. Wouldn't that be a good pair to pair with the Swiss Frank? It's still a tricky one because fundamentally the reason I say that is because the Swiss Frank economy is doing a little bit better and they don't intend on pulling back on Hykeshire, right? Right, exactly. But they're not hiking as much as the Canadian dollar, right? So the Canadian was kind of done a downshift whereas the Swiss National Bank are only looking to hike by 50 basis points. I think that was the, I did see that somewhere. Now, it's a bit of a difficult one and I definitely get your reasoning behind it, yeah? As to buy the Swiss Frank against just commodity currencies in general, yeah? Currencies, CAD, Swiss. Yeah, I totally understand it. But because I, to kind of quantify it, I would say there are better trades out there. I think there are clearer trades out there. If you was to buy the Swiss against the Canadian dollar, I would say that is a sound idea, a sound idea, but it's not an idea that I would be ultimately confident on. I think there's just a clear divergence, for example, between Europe, because all right, let's I guess maybe look at it another way, right? So who would you think is better out of Canada and Europe? Let's have a vote, yeah? Do you think Canada is better than Europe, right? So Ruby once says Canada. Canada. All right, so let's assume that everyone's gonna say Canada, but does anyone think that Europe is in a better situation than Canada? No. No one thinks that, right, okay. So then you would say, okay, so Europe are the worst, right? So then if I'm buying the Swiss Frank, yeah, then it's definitely gonna be more against the Euro than it is against the Canadian dollar. Do you get my thinking? That's who you're just saying. Yeah, you know what I mean? So that's, and because I'm in the Euro Swiss, I'm already in the Euro Swiss. So for me, it's like, I'm not gonna take that trade. And it's the same thing with the CAD versus the Pound, right? So the CAD versus the Pound, who is, who would you say is in a better position, Canadian, Canada or the UK? Oh, I guess Canada still. Yeah, right, which he says CAD, right? And I would agree with that as well, right? I would say probably the Canadian dollar is probably better than the UK, yeah? And so with that, they're in a better position than the UK, right? So with that now, again, if I'm buying the Swiss Frank, right, I'm gonna buy it against the Pound, which I am, right? Said I'm sure the Pound Swiss. So you can, and then because I've already used up, I tend to only really kind of load up unless I'm very, very bullish or very bearish. I only really try and get into maybe two pairs of the same currency. So because I'm already in two Swiss pairs, there's no room for me now, unless I'm very, very bullish on the Swiss Frank, I'm not really gonna enter into another trade. And it's the same thing with the Euro, right? So with the Euro, I'm short Euro, dollar, Euro Swiss, and so those are really my trades, and then I'm short on the Pound dollar as well, right? And Pound Swiss, yeah, so Pound Swiss and Pound Swiss, I'm short on a Euro, yeah, I would have covered that, yeah. So I'm literally just only in two Pound trades, two Dollar trades, two Swiss trades, and two Euro trades. Yeah, so I'm trading Swiss or Euro Swiss. Yeah, to be clear, and I'm trading Euro dollar, right? Well, those are the positions that I'm in. I'm in the Pound Swiss, and I'm in the Pound dollar, yeah. So I'm buying some there and there, two Pound, two Euro, and then two Swiss. That's it, I'm maxed out in terms of risk, because if the dollar starts to go against me and the Swiss franc go against me, I don't want to be in a lot of those types of trades when they go against me. Yes, if it goes for me, then brilliant, right? But I'm more risk averse than I am looking to, I mean, make money, because I'm gonna make money regardless of whether, if I'm right about it, but I wanna mitigate my risk. So I'm always thinking about, not being too top-heavy on any pairs or any one individual currencies. So the most I'll do is two of the same currency. So that's where we are. I don't know what you're saying. You're mine over silver before you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll go over silver. Let me just add a mix of Sabay. So I'll go over silver. Where are we now? Commodities, silver. X-A-G, right. Let's just remove the drawings, right. So where are we with silver? Looks like we're definitely in this auction between this high.