“I heard from a hedge fund guy this theory on shorting stocks and his theory on shorting stocks was, I never short a messianic founder and I never short a product that people love.”

for sure. Like including like big holder retail holders of the stock. Like a friend of mine who has a huge position. And I'm like, explain it to me. And he's like, good vibes. But what has happened, right? Like they're massively accelerated and commercial and they're now seen, you know, among CEOs as like a trusted place to go implement your AI. So it actually, it has actually given them a direct benefit on the commercial side because they're seen as like the ones that will navigate the situation for you and they're trusted. The valuation is a huge benefit for them. And then it's massive for them retaining and hiring employees, similar to the Elon companies. Like Elon, you know, obviously like having a big valuation allows him to have a bigger war chest, to buy companies, to raise more capital, to have loyal followings. So you can look at like the high retail ownership stocks and there's like a correlation if they're doing well, a correlation to the valuation. It was funny. I heard from a hedge fund guy this theory on shorting stocks and his theory on shorting stocks was, I never short a messianic founder and I never short a product that people love. The inverse of that is if you have a messianic founder and there is a product that people love, you can actually like trade very high and have all these benefits. Right. Right now in AI, obviously you said why the capital side matters and valuation side matters. It is incredible that the whole market is like hanging by a thread on the performance of like two now kind of three private companies on like a monthly basis.