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Single best idea.

What an interesting Monday.

The headlines started coming out, guessing 5.30 this morning. And, you know, the market was actually pretty constructive globally into the U.S. morning. And all of that reversed with the headlines. It was absolutely nuts for 90 minutes, two hours, as we digested back and forth headlines and all. And even as we tape

single best idea, I'm sort of uncertain where we end up Monday afternoon, or for that matter,

in June. A lot of uncertainty out there. You saw on the tape today, Stuart Kaiser stopped by

from Citigroup. He does not long-term

investment, much more trading strategies here on the short term, Stuart Kaiser of City.

I think from our perspective, it's very much the questions you've been asking is who's buying

and how are they buying and do we think that they are sort of done buying? I think it's the

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