Welcome into a brand new jock market power hour for this week's Val Spar Championship.

I'm Rick Gamerkame of that right there, Joe I donnie.

Joe, one more event and we can get out of the Sunshine State where you reside, my friend.

One more event, maybe it's the final leg.

A little bit of a different style course, I will say this week.

But, you know, Rick, on a week where the banks are getting crushed,

the, the balls getting rolled back. I'm just happy to be here on Wednesday night for power

hour where the portfolios hopefully only go up. That's right. Yes. My portfolio in real life

getting crushed this week, but don't worry about that because Jordan Speeds a lifetime 11% ROI type of guy.

We'll talk about him.

We'll talk about a lot more.

But we're playing stock market DFS Joe.

This is our opportunity to bid on shares of golfers for the Valspar championship.

And then with the guaranteed payouts per position, that's how we

determine the end value. And obviously, if you buy a share of a golfer for lower than the end value,

you have made money. That's the simplified version of it, Joe. It gets much more complex,

as complex as you'd want it to be with shorting and

with in-game trading. There's just, there's, there's, there's a lot to take in, if you want to

take it on. That's a good way to put it. There's a very simplistic way to play it, which is

hop in the IPO hour from now until 9 p.m. Buy the shares you want. Hold, right? A lot of people make a good bit of money

playing it that way. The other way to play it is to sort of go all in in terms of shorting,

early bidding, live tournament in play, both buying and selling shares. So multiple avenues for

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