joining me with reaction is peter mcnally, global sector lead analyst peter, good morning. >> good to be here. >> we see the stock moving boeing shares down 3%. this is a setback for the aerospace giant. how big of a setback is it >> well, it hurts. our experts have been through these, you know, types of events with boeing. estimates the process will take 13 to 14 weeks and we're right in the middle here insurance ran out earlier this month. the squeeze will start to occur on the rank-and-file in the union and you get closer to, you know, finding a deal i think the big story yesterday from, you know, boeing, was that cash flow or pre-cash flow in 2025 is going to be negative even with the settlement i think that caught some investors by surprise. we saw the stock take a leg down and, you know, as far as the coming weeks, it will be harder for boeing to raise capital without having that certainty. >> peter, let's get to it. we had a guest on yesterday saying the new ceo kelly ortberg was get the union deal done. that didn't happen the second was the capital raise. boeing estimated to b