“People always ask me, what gets retail to sell? I'm like, lose your job. Or when your neighbor loses their job.”

Right. And the only thing that will basically cause them to stop out is either their brokerage account basically margin calls them or they lose their job. That's it.

Yeah.

So there's been times where retail has dumped stocks. Like, obviously. Is that a buying opportunity or not necessarily?

It depends on the starting point and how long it's been going on for. So what if I told you, we've got data on retail back to around about 1995, like good quality data. Is that

relevant still in today's world?