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to say that i've been saying that about target ever since brian cornell got in there s&p global doug petersonof the ratings on rate agency 9th is palo alto they were on last week and, boy, they told a great story. so many people working remotely, cyber security on fire, palo alto is the industry leader now. it just reported a phenomenal quarter. some would dispute that leadership including crowd strike it was a good quarter. a vaccine play, also a contract manufacturing business meaning whoever comes up with a covid vaccine they'll use emergent j & j's partner. bottom line, i'm feeling better about the cramer covid-19 index with those ten changes this is a big but. if the economy goes smoothly, we'll have a whole different order of recovery stocks i don't think we're there yet, although i'm working on a separate index so we'll be ready when it happens. >>> let's go to robert in kansas robert >> caller: booyah i can't, jim >> booyah, robert. what's going on? >> caller: my question is about -- knowing it's a strong defensive company to own during times of high unemployment and recessions, they