That's why you say the market isn't rational. It's all emotional. It's emotional.

But things happen, people either buy or sell. That's why we're being greed.

So this is theory out there. It's called the market. I don't want to go into it pretty much.

It's pretty much. Okay. So there's two theories out there, right? One theory by economists

that the market is always rational. So everything about the economy is always priced into the share

of the actual stock itself. So everything about the economy and the stock is already priced into

the stock. Okay. So they're trying to say the market is rational. The second theory is the

market is irrational. People are buying so based on feeling. And the way you can tell which one

is right. Look at the 52 week low and the 52 week high. And in a year, there's no way the company

is not growing or decreasing by 50% in a year. But if you look at people right now, the

high was 310. The low was 174 based on maybe news and events based on news and events.

But over the long term, five years, 10 years, 15 years, 20 years, PayPal is going to get to a

rational price. It's going to get back to 250 300 even surpass that. So now the stock is at a

discount by the shares. Yes. But by the options too. Because remember, the premium multiplies

much more faster than actual stock. Yes. So you can actually hold it in three months and make 200,

300, 400% on your money just by holding the options contract. And it's safer because you have

a two year contract where it's just buying one month. Yeah. Got it. So okay. That makes sense.

Where you're saying both philosophies are right. Just based on what time frame you're talking about.

Short term is irrational because it's moving from event to event news to news, tweet by tweet.

Yes. But it's rational in the sense that it will always correct itself.

It will always correct itself. That's the right way to put it. So when it dumps,

and we get in the 50% discount, everybody's selling, this is time to buy. Like the last couple of

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