. >> karen finerman, we've talked a lot about the gamefication of some of these types of platforms here and we do know from robinhood kind of anecdotal evidence and now even some of the evidence we've seen in disclosures that a lot of it was timed around stimulus payments last year during the covid pandemic is there a hope that robinhood grows its user base and gets more money per funded account even without government assistance being put in there so this does become more of a i gamefication type of situation >> i think it is a gamefication type situation already and there is a lot of hope in it already that this isn't just a, you know, covid kind of, you know, beneficiary and that the hope is this is a new generation of traders, investors even the interface is sort of a gamefication it's really not for me the stock being down i don't think is -- i mean, they just came public three weeks ago. the stock's about 25% higher than where it came public. they did give some guidance that was not wildly different than where we are if selling off a little bit, i don't think that's a bad reaction

love the dates, too you're bringing up all the best dates in stock market history. 1929 1987 karen finerman, it's like when you're talking about two years to pull out the you know what when you're talking about stock market history, i'm not sure '29 and '87, despite being a decent year, want to be the years people are referencing historically >> yeah. that's true. probably throw in i think '72 to '74 was pretty bad as well other than that, i don't know what to make of statistics like that carter is obviously excellent at his job, but sort of trying to run a portfolio value oriented stuff, it's really hard for me to change my book dramatically based on something like that so, you know, i just, i'm long i'm always long. if we see a correction, which wouldn't shock me at all been in this business a while. i've seen more than i can count. i'm justgoing to lose money an ride it out and look for things to buy i accept that that is statistically likely, but i can't, i'm not going to trade around it. >> 1789 was a very good year for guillotines. i don't want to keep referencing that though when i'm