I am neither French, nor have I been or will ever be part of a revolution.

However, it was in 1859 that Charles Dickens wrote A Tale of Two Cities.

And I got to tell you something, it's Thursday as we're speaking.

Yesterday it was the best of times.

Well, in fact, today it is the worst of times.

Dan, Nathan, Danny Moses.

How are you guys today?

Dan, how are you?

I'm doing okay.

Just a little programming note here.

I have the vid for the second time in five months here.

So I'm hiding out, guys.

I'm locked down again.

Just to keep the French name going, part de. I thought you're going to go with

Pepe Lepeau as far as the market when you're going, not a tale of two cities, but certainly a tale of two

days, that's for sure. Well, it's certainly Pepey Lapew. And I got to tell you something, on fast money

Tuesday night, Mel asked me what I thought would happen in terms of Fed on Wednesday. I said, look, I can't believe,

Danny, they could be much more hawkish than they've been. So by that logic, I thought that we'd see a relief rally in the market. And I said, I thought when the market closed that day, I think

at 4, 170-ish, I thought we'd get up to 4,250. We actually got the $4,300, and I thought that would be it. Well, that proved to be somewhat

prescient. I mean, I'm wrong all the time, but that one worked out. And here we are on this Thursday,

obviously giving it all back and then some, but you said something, I want to say now was a month,

month and a half ago. Time sort of stand still for me, and I lose track of it. But you said you went from being bearish to being

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