the moment

relative to the headline risks out there.

I mean, one thing that's different at the moment is We were either very naive, probably very naive in the 2000s boom, that things could become wrong in credit markets.

But on the way up, everyone was very, the world was at peace, economies were growing, everything was fantastic.

In your introduction, you said, look, you know, China's slowing, you know, there's risk of, you know, Terrified of what's going to happen in Europe, you know over these next months whether it's the France UK etc America here's the Fed trying to make a decision in this next next few days about whether They're gonna cut interest rates because they're worried that US unemployment is rising and the economy is slowing or whether they're gonna keep interest rates the same or raise them because they're terrified of Tariffs leading to inflation Neither of those are a good look to actual real economic stability and growth.

We've got very unpredictable headline risks.

We've got two pretty major war things going on in the world.

So where are the growth markets if there are for the product anchor market?