And what do you think the biggest mistakes, thing is to change that and kind of improve that situation?

Yeah, so that's a really, it's a really thoughtful question.

And I would say, I've worked with investors that are individual investors running very small portfolios up to institutions running, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars.

And if it's any comfort for wherever you're at in that spectrum is everyone makes behavioral mistakes.

I've actually lectured on behavioral finance at a number of colleges and universities, and I still fall victim to those behavioral challenges.

So you're not immune, unfortunately, but there is hope.

And so I think if you're familiar with a 12 step program, I think there's a reason why the first step is to admit you have a problem.

Does AI impact this at all or

Oh, yeah

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but still pretty valuable for just tracking trends.

It's pretty strong for the S&P 500.

Not nearly as strong for the NASDAQ 100, 'cause you've seen a lot more of corrective moves there, but still pretty good for the S&P.

We've got about 70% of the S&P 500 members above their 200-day moving average, about 70% above their 50-day.

So most stocks in our benchmark are in a position of strength.

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Agent Keller worked with Michel and his colleagues in France to repatriate the gold ingots.

We approached the, the auction site with a subpoena.

We explained to them what was going on and, uh, asked for, asked for their cooperation.

We can usually do this because most auction sites, this is a, a reputable auction site that does not want bad business.

Nobody wants to sell stolen property or, or have it in their collections.

And they complied with all of our requests.

They provided everything that we had asked for as far as documentation.

And that video of our appraisal has become evidence in the investigation, the same investigation that stretched all the way back to the looting in the 1970s.