Uh, generally what is it, what is it about?

Well, it's been an incredible journey.

What it started out to be and what it is now are very, very different things.

But it's been an evolution and it's been very, very exciting.

I started out as a regular financial advisor and providing comprehensive advice to clients and managing money.

And now it grew into one of the largest advice firms with a great deal of focus on the individuals and the multi-generation and their families.

And I realized along the way that the most important thing is to manage human behavior.

Can you talk about that?

Nancy, I appreciate that you're going to be a long-term investor on this, but just with our decades of experience here, when we take a look at a market move like this, after oversold conditions, does this bounce last for a while?

Well, it's hard to predict, obviously, but I do expect a great deal of turbulence.

I mean, there's no doubt that this was somewhat expected, maybe not to the degree that it occurred.

The first quarter was like feast and famine, and the first half of the first quarter was phenomenal, and then the second half just took it all back.

So the magnificent seven stocks that had propelled the market prior are the same stocks that dragged it down.

However, like you said, longer term, I still feel that we should be bullish.

And in these turbulent times, although it was much more severe than expected, we should really look at this as much more of an opportunity because Uptimes last a lot longer than downtimes.

that's to be sure the idea though that we go back to what we knew before is this time different i mean is the u.s exceptionalism the russian to u.s assets we've seen over the last decade what's your level of conviction that that still holds