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But what's constant through financial history is human behavior.

You know, I asked my students and sometimes I said, I teach at MBA in Dublin Business School, and I say, you know, what's the common denominator between 1929 and 2008? And you get the usual, you know, policy mistake, collapse in the banking system.

But the obvious one is It was human beings driven by fear and greed that were reacting to what was going on in the markets.

How do you use the sentiment cycle, Mike, in association with your framework? What indicators do you look at? How does that inform your process as well?

Folks, we are live in Dublin Business School.

I'm with my very good friend, Dearbhla McDonnell.

Dearbhla, how are you today?

Yeah, literally.

We are in the...

We're on the fifth floor of the Dublin Business School.

Uh, Connor Murphy got us hooked up with the student facilities here, and they have a beautiful podcast studio that we are recording from today.

Mm-hmm.

And yeah, I grew up there, went to school there, primary school, secondary school, and then I went into college.

I did business marketing events in Dublin Business School.

Where did you get the idea that you wanted to go in and start working in Cabin Crew?

So I worked initially, come out of school, I worked in Brown Thomas for seven years.