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Now, we are doing some interesting trading, and Starbucks has had such a big move. I thought that we ought to trim it back a little. And then we've been saying, you know, we started really

small J&J. Now, health care does not act. I would come back and let's know it's short.

Yeah, not as exciting as a semiconductor. No, it can't have anything. But, you know, I always

think about Cotterra. I mean, you want to have something or Home Depot. Home Depot was last

week was extraordinary. Yes. And so we have to have, they came when I was at Goldman Sachs, my old partner, Jack Shepard

always said, they can't all go up at once.

And I think that what we're seeing is, you know, we're seeing some retail go up a lot,

targets up a lot.

And we would say, wait a second, you would be normally selling that group

if oil goes higher. But there's just a belief that oil ultimately is going to go lower. And that's

made it so that people want to own a lot of these retailers. If we could pull back Starbucks

real quick. So yeah, I mean, look, the stock is trading back to where it was right before that investor day earlier this year.

It was back to 100, up 18% year to date.

We know turnarounds aren't always the cleanest.

The comm should be good here, but I think a few analysts still waiting to upgrade the stock to see better margin performance.

So taking off some shares here for a decent profit.

Right.

I mean, a lot of people gave up on it down here, okay?

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