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I've said for quite some time, and I believe this to be true, that you don't follow the

stock market on a day-to-day basis.

Now, financial advisors will tell you that you don't follow stock market day to day because

they don't want you pulling your money out.

And you could argue that they make money on the VIG.

They get action off of the investment.

So whether it's up or down, they're still getting their percentage.

It depends a lot on what kind of relationship you have and what kind of financial structure you have

established, whether they are a fiduciary, as Ramon loves to say about his guy or, you know,

my guy who is a fee-based. But anyway, it doesn't matter. I mean, technically his is too,

but he thinks the word fiduciary is a big word and he doesn't know what it means.

But anyway, I'll leave that.

I'll leave that there for a second.

You would think, I think Ramon thinks that his money manager, when he goes to the doctor and you put in occupations as fiduciar.

I think he believes that.

He doesn't understand what the term actually means.

But whatever. Anyway, I have long said, when you got to keep me on track, that you don't watch

the stock market up in a given day because too many vagaries of news and happenings and rumors can affect things negatively or positively that is irrational.

Now, the stock market had seen a dip when President Trump took over.

When the tariff talk heated up bigly.

And I read a lot of things.

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