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one of the great fans, mindy, she does her tim mcgraw. so does sam stovall with decades of wisdom here on this moment we are at. sam, what do we do? what do we do in the time of great tension? when you hear the phrase cfra going cache, how do you respond? >> well, i think if there are some of the people out there that are worried, you look for opportunities. basically, when fear abound is when you look to take advantage of that. you mentioned in the earlier segment about how far down disney is from its 200 day moving average, and you got many industries, movies and entertainment come internet, direct we telemarketing, footwear, auto parts that are anywhere from 25% to 43% below their 200 day moving averages and more than two standard deviations below them. as an opportunist, you basically say if the cpi report comes in as a surprise, these could end up popping. jonathan: a lot of this depends on the time horizon. where do you think the opportunities are a, and how long should people hold them for? >> our focus is more of a 12 month time horizon when

sam is the ceo of ftx. >> kate rooney, thank you. tim seymour, we were talking about, how did you put it, dan, ark garbage. there may be valley in some of this -- i don't want to say garbage again. >> yeah, there may be strategic value. he's worth a cool $11 billion or so so this isn't -- you know, this isn't a big -- a big significant move in a beaten-up stock but not necessarily one that he's that far out on a limb i will say the complementary nature or the strategic nature of this entity could be there but that's where you're getting opportunities in the market, where you're going to see insiders we've talked about this where insiders were buying their stock or you're going to see strategics start to nibble or look at making takeovers i think that is what you'll see in many other sectors. but here, down 80% with almost 23 million users and a lot of sticky players, although we don't know who's left and we don't know what they're worth. i think robinhood has that value. >> karen, what do you think? you know, when i initially heard this,