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That's one word, morning take to sign up today. That's one word morning tape. The decision that the United

States made to actually hit an oil facility, that's something that was unusual, and it drove the

oil futures up, which then drove the stock market down. And I have to tell you, I feel a little bit more bullish

than most because I've seen this movie before. In a couple days, we're going to forget that they

did that and you want to be a buyer of stocks. Yeah, oil back WTI 99. So look, maybe $100 is a psychological

threshold. Yes, I think so. Maybe that creates maybe some volatility in the markets, but maybe we'll see more action

from the government to stabilize markets.

So I have to keep an eye on that.

In terms of the oscillator, it actually made a pretty big move yesterday, despite little

movement in the S&P 500, 5.18%.

So still technically oversold. Right. That's why I came to you. And I said, listen, you know I want to be as big as possible in Cardinal Health. You could say we started too early. I'd say we used the pyramid and we buy here down from our last purchase. And I think that that group is under fire because health care is under fire. Yeah. Interestingly enough, you would think health care would do a little bit better due to all

these tensions overseas, oil prices, and yet health care has been under the gun the last few days.

Including Eli Lilly, where you get that pill.

They start taking the share once again from Novo.

And people historically have wanted to downgrade Lily because they say it's up a lot.

And yet I'm talking a multi-year view on, Lily.

Yeah, it's been a tough year.

You had that HSBC downgrade yesterday saying the TAM isn't as large as people think.

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