So just walk us through how that's considered a diversified position from your standpoint.

Yeah, it's important to note the diversification amongst various sectors within the TSX can vary quite a bit over time.

If we were having this conversation in 2020, you'd be looking at much lower weights in financials and across commodities, and that's totally flipped a few years later.

And as we peak under the hood, Within financial specifically, there's really a few categories in there.

There's banks that are just over 20% of the market.

There's life insurance companies.

There's property and casualty insurance companies.

So How do you think about taking profits on a winner like that? And what lesson is in there on not letting any one position or exposure get too big?

So just walk us through how that's considered a diversified position from your standpoint.

Yeah, it's important to note the diversification amongst various sectors within the TSX can vary quite a bit over time.

If we were having this conversation in 2020, you'd be looking at much lower weights in financials and across commodities, and that's totally flipped a few years later.

And as we peak under the hood, Within financial specifically, there's really a few categories in there.

There's banks that are just over 20% of the market.

There's life insurance companies.

There's property and casualty insurance companies.

So How do you think about taking profits on a winner like that? And what lesson is in there on not letting any one position or exposure get too big?

So when did you get involved with the, the, the Libertarian Party then?

Um, well, I always followed it 'cause it was interesting, but just didn't see anything that looked...

A political party in my mind and always has been, is to try to get people appointed or elected to political office to implement libertarian ideas and to get it done.

Um, having been involved, my parents were very involved in Republican politics for a long while.

Um, I saw that change happens, but among a huge group of people, it takes a while.

You have to keep pushing and pushing.

Finally, I saw in the early '90s in Indianapolis a couple of my friends, uh, Steve Dillon, who, uh, lawyer, was a l- he's now retired i- in Indianapolis.

Uh, so, so Mark, what do you think, uh, has made Indiana a successful affiliate or successful state party?