i would, in a sense, debank goldman sachs and morgan stanley. >> that notion becomes interesting in anning off a piece of its business and banks across the board, including citi, are seeing flagging revenue amid higher capital requirements. citi, by the way, a major holding of citadels for some time, citadel trades in and out frequently, they're always in the market for compelling, longer-term investments. >> we don't try to profit from calling the direction of the stock market. we troy to profit from picking individual companies that are going to outperform expectations of success. so we're really in the single stock story. which companies are going to have winning products, winning value propositions, that are going to create wealth for their shareholders that the rest of the market's not anticipating. >> hope to hear more how they're doing in the environment on wednesday. >> we should also -- joe's talking to the one and only stan druckenmiller. >> you don't need to tease me. >> stan, i don't need to give a last name, it's like madonna. >> you picked icahn. >> i thought it was druck