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I'm Joe Wiesendall. And I'm Tracy Allaway.

I'm Tracy Allaway.

Tracy, so you know what a sort of depressing phenomenon has been lately?

You're going to have to narrow that down, Joe.

Yeah. Right, That's a very broad category. A very micro depressing phenomenon is that a lot of our recent episodes that we've done, which we sort of

discussed in a very theoretical sense, have unfortunately started to become

relevant extremely quickly. Yeah, you're absolutely right.

One of the ones that springs to mind is the one we did with Claudia Somme back in,

I think it was January or February about actually giving people money as a form of economic stimulus in order to stay off recession and now we're sort of seeing that actually happen in the U.S.

Although obviously there are issues in a wider debate about the way

that's currently being done. Yeah, absolutely. Another one, and I would say

this episode that we're going to do even more than any other on Twitter several times a week

People ask for updates of it. So there's one in particular where I'm always getting tweets it's like hey what's going on with what you talked about that one episode I'm curious if you sort of have been getting the same one.

Yeah I absolutely have.

I know exactly what episode you were talking about and it was a really good one.

It's Korean structured products and not only have I been getting the same tweets with the same questions and people asking for a general

update and what's going on with the structured products as well as the overall options market.

But over in Asia, we've also been doing a few stories on it as well and it turns

out there's quite a lot that's been happening with these.

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