“We're now in this post-Reg FD world, which all that means is you get four times a year, every one of your stocks is likely going to gap way up or way down because nobody knows what those earnings are going to look like. Back in the day, before Reg FD came out, it was baked into the charts. And that's what technical analysis was really based off of: the inside information that was out there that all the big players had, and you didn't see these gaps. … The government tried to do something good, which was commendable, but there's sometimes negative, unintended consequences.”

Yeah, not at all. Obviously, look, it looks ugly. And I think there is a very obvious thing on the chart there. We're a magnet for the 200 day. Once the news started coming out that the market didn't like, you know, it's an earnings season. And as you said, we have the election next week, which is, you know, as to the uncertainty. And of course, we had the Fed this week, which ended up kind of being a non-event because he did what everyone expected. He did have a chance to surprise the market. And, but he didn't, which was, we could talk about that later if we want. But the reality is, we could have been up as much yesterday and today as we were down yesterday and today if the earnings would have come out differently. That's just the reality of it. So there is no one with a crystal ball. Everyone who is negative or is going to pound their chest that they were right. But the reality is you're in earnings season and you don't know because we're now in this post-reg FD world, which all that means is you get four times a year, every one of your stocks is likely going to gap way up or way down because nobody knows what those earnings are going to look like. Back in the day, you know, before a few decades ago, when Reg FD came out, it was baked into the charts. And that's what technical analysis was really based off of: the inside information that was out there…