two years ago remember we had the da vinci that sold for over 450 million 30 to 40 million dollars hockney5 million a big drop from the one sold last year from 90 million. art experts blame slowing growth overseas, brexit and removal of a tax loophole that allowed collectors to sell paintings and train up without paying capital gain taxes art still performing well. here is a taste -- >> it hasn't changed much. >> it's still blue over red or blue over yellow >> some better in the stock market plus you get to look at it every day >> that loophole is really something else a dealer can buy it and i can sell it to tyler for twice the price and i wouldn't have to pay capital gains? >> as long as you put sbiit int another painting >> it's like a light kind of exchange >> exactly they removed it for everything except real estate >>> here is taste of some of the other stories we're following. chewy might emerge as one of the top dogs amongst the ipo initiating coverage forecasting double digit it credits these also estimating that chewy could turn a profit in 2022. stock had been up despite a rough