I know you folks have come to expect a title of the song from me.

And by the way, Dan Nathan is in fact back from his hiatus, his vacation.

Dan, how are you?

I'm doing great.

I'm back.

Of course, we're joined by Danny Moses.

We got a special guest for you.

Stuart Sop, CEO and co-founder of Current, will be joining us in just a second.

But in 1980, I believe I was a sophomore in college and the police, Danny Moses, you may remember this, they released their album,

Zanjada Mandata, right? You recall that? And one of the songs on that album, Dan, was Canary

in the Coal Mine. By the way, you are listening to the On the Tape podcast.

I am Guy Adami, Danny Moses, Dan Nathan. And I mentioned Canary in the Coal Mine because I got

to tell you something. And it's great we have Stewart on board today. These banks, to me,

especially over the last few days, are exactly that they are the aforementioned Canary and the

coal mine. So, Dan, how are you? Welcome back. I'm doing well. We've been doing a lot of content

all week, and it's kind of interesting. We're going to talk about some of the themes in the markets.

This push into mega-cap tech, it just seems like flight to quality, flight disability, whatever

the heck you want to call it. I mean, but the backdrop has been continuing weakening of regional banks,

despite what regulators all over the world, not just here, but also obviously in Switzerland

are doing and saying extraordinary measures that they are taking, at least from a sentiment standpoint,

shore up these things. But the price action is really bad, and it's really bad here. We're

Thursday into the close here. So we're going to talk about all of that. All right, before we get to Stewart, though, Guy, should we do a little

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