if you don't agree with

me, just sit there with a look on your face.

Don't go like this though.

But just...

What I like about the book of Ephesians is I like lots of things about the book of Ephesians.

It's an amazing book, it is.

And we've been studying it as a church, but this is the first time I've actually preached this message.

Yeah,

Don't you agree, Lieutenant Shaw?

I do.

I did happen to catch some of the videos, saw a lot of the departments that responded right away to this event and helped out Dearborn, and then Dearborn kind of took the lead on making sure that everybody involved was taken into custody.

You know, I think, too, though, it'll be interesting to see what the charges are and what happens after it, because one of the things that we did see as I came on to retirement is a lot of times that felony firearm charge, which was that two-year minimum in prison that they had to serve was part of the plea bargaining arrangements all the time.

So people that were using firearms, there was a specific charge for them.

If you use a firearm in a crime, you have to do two years in prison.

And usually that was the first thing that was plea bargained down.

It's just so wrong in every way.

Don't you agree, Lieutenant Shaw?

I do.

I did happen to catch some of the videos, saw a lot of the departments that responded right away to this event and helped out Dearborn.

And then Dearborn kind of took the lead on making sure that everybody involved was taken into custody.

You know, I think too, though, is it'll be interesting to see what the charges are and what happens after it.

Because one of the things that we did see as I came on to retirement is a lot of times that felony firearm charge, which was that two-year minimum in prison that they had to serve was part of the plea bargaining arrangements all the time.

So people that were using firearms, there was a specific charge for them.

It's just so wrong in every way.

How would you approach Marvell?

Yeah, so this is a little bit of a tough one.

I mean, obviously, you know, we looked at the chart early on in this spot, and I mean, it's clearly just, you know, basically straight up.

it's really, really hard to go up and reach and buy this thing up at these highs, even though it's still bullish.

So looking at this as a trader, I see where implied volatility is.

Implied volatility, even on this run up, which this isn't typical, but we have an IVR implied volatility rank of 75%.

That means over the last 52 weeks, implied volatility's only been higher than this level 25% of the time.

But interesting, as we've been discussing, I mean, relatively little change given oil prices are nudging higher to the tune of 4%.

How are you approaching your example trade for Google Alphabet?

Yeah.

So, you know, this is a tough one.

You don't, You're not going to see a more bullish chart.

You know, I don't think that you could draw one unless it was just a, you know, a vertical line.

And so, you know, I have a really hard time just, you know, buying high after high after high.

And so what you're looking for here, at least what I'm looking for, is some sort of not necessarily meaningful pullback, but a pullback so you can rationalize that you're getting some sort of value on that.

I'm just wondering, you know, with all of that said in mind, is it too premature to say that we're seeing a bit of a changing of the guard here versus Google and Nvidia?