so if you're at your computer and you're looking at a screen, and i don't wanna favor any website, msn, yahoo, s&p, amex, stock screener, i mean, there's so many ways to play this. these are extremes to me. what i find is when a company has continuing earning surprises, even if it's an expensive and high valued company, it still tends to stay expensive. and i don't want something that's gonna stay expensive. i wanna see a company that's reducing its earnings estimates or analysts that follow it are reducing it and all you need to do is plug that into it. i said here i want less than or equal to zero in terms of recent quarter earnings surprises. and then i said price to sales. there's been a lot of research done on this and price to sales is a measure of, you know, for example, if i had a liquor store and that liquor store had a million dollars of sales last year. not earnings, but sales, and you were willing to buy that liquor store for a million bucks, that's a million dollars, it's a million dollars of revenue, a million dollar sale price, it's one-time sales. you pay one-time sales