By the way, you see the resumption of trade on
DJT,
they're now up some 34%,
Jim. And in terms of us look at this,
what's that? No, the DJT.
I mean, if I were Donald Trump image is it
now it's 8 million shares.
This is the moment where you say that you have
an obligation to release more shares and I've got shares
that I'd like to release and that's the board can
do that. The board can say no.
But the board, I think,
if I'm not sure where Mr.
Trump's head is. But this is a moment where where
he could very say,
look the stocks up 286%.
No one would mind if I sold stocks,
so please let me do it.
Now he may say I don't need to because he's
prideful,
but I don't know. I think that anybody,
no one, would begrudge him if you went to the
board and say,
look, I'd like to be have some stock rise.
Well, there was a nice piece in the FT this
yesterday about the ratio of insider selling to buying.
I mean it's fairly bearish,
you could argue, but hasn't stopped some of these names
from powering higher.
That is a good example.
I just think if you had your own stock,
one of these mega caps,
and you're not selling that,
it's almost like from the point of view of of
estate planning,
you're being very foolish. I,
I any one of these people should be selling.
But when I look at they all have such faith.
I mean they just have faith in their companies but
they should be selling some because the movement in the
mega caps versus everything else,
it is so extraordinary that it's a good time to
be able to raise some money.
People aren't going to you know you raise money when
you can,
when you can sell, when the stocks are really screaming,
don't raise money when the stocks are going down.