. >> interesting because goldman sachs just cut this one to a rare celebrating on wall street, mike kohting, you know, pull forward. people bought a lot of laptops, bought a lot of stuff that tony had mentioned already. they are not going to buy it again. what do you make of the trade, mike, both the direction and the trade itself >> yeah. so let's talk about the trade structure first. i mean, if i was going to look to sell puts at this point with the market not trading that far off of all-time highs. we've seen a massive run-up here we have plenty of bad news that seems to be percolating out from a lot of quarters, and owl of those things could present material weaknessful market rolls over so telling puts untight or naked is a risky proposition. you get to take advantage of the fact you see elevated premiums you still get to use basically a yield-collecting strategy to make your long directional put so selling a put spread makes a lot of sense obviously i can understand where goldman sachs' rating is coming on the stock it's interesting because tony actually mentioned this. this is a