[laughter] justina lee, thank you. let's move to the oil market.while concerns have eased about potential trade war after president trump's tariffs announcements, questions remain on how they will impact the oil market. founder ands fge chairman. fge is a leading consulting group focused on oil and gas markets. good to have you with us. are you already factoring in at all the impact of a potential trade war? >> we are not. the trade war is a macro issue. it has an impact on the demand in the long-term. i don't think we see any impact in the next year or two. haslinda: so no impact from that. how about the impact from the u.s. oil supply? watching more closely than it is right now? fereidun: when the price of wti u.s.$60, 80% or more of shale becomes economic, so there would be a much longer -- larger production. a magical thing has happened. i think the u.s. producers have taken a lead from opec, and this time they are not pushing the envelope. most investors say, we are not repeating the mistakes of the past, so you will get growth, but not a huge