Hey everyone, welcome back to a special bonus episode of On the Tape with Dan Nathan and myself, Guy Adami.

Danny Moses will be back on a regular Friday release.

Today we have a special guest.

Bono and Isson is a regular contributor on CNBC's Fast Money. Bonoan played for the men's

soccer team at Stanford and after graduating went to work at J.P. Morgan is an option specialist

and later worked at Citadel. He now manages the equity derivative business at XP Investments

and serves as the chairman of the investment committee and as a

member of the finance committee on the board of the Thatcher School. So obviously that was my

scripted introduction to Bono and Ice. And now let me give you my personal introduction to Bono and

ice. And as Dan Nathan says all the time, much to my dismay, I've been doing fast money for the last 37 years.

And I've seen many people come and go through no fault of their own.

But every once in a while somebody comes on that gets it.

They have the personality, the intellect, the instinct, and just sort of the vibe that works for the show.

And I will tell you with that equivocation that Bono and

Isson is one of those people. Bonoen, welcome to On the Tape. I appreciate it, my man. I would like to say I wrote

that introduction myself, but I don't even have the vocabulary to introduce myself with such a perlative. So I

definitely appreciate the warm welcome. Well deserved.

Yeah. So Bono, and you and I met 10 years ago. We became fast friends. We worked on a trading

desk together. And it's really been amazing the last. I think it's about a year and a half

since you kind of joined the Options Action and the fast money team. So it's been a ton of fun to work

with you. Again, and Guy Adami, I have to tell

you this is that, you know, this guy, 10 years ago, a decade ago, okay, he used to show up on the

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