Andy Swan

I'm not going to disclose that.

It was, you know, not Instagram numbers, but it was nice.

Yeah, we stayed on for, I think it was three or four years.

Yes, for sure.

From there, we spun off.

After three or four years under that corporate umbrella, you know, both parties decided that, you know,

Myself and my brother, who's my partner in all this stuff, would be better off and everybody would benefit more from us being separate.

So we spun off, created our own company with the idea of Likefolio in mind from the very beginning.

And TD Ameritrade has been a partner of Likefolio from day one on that as well.

Okay, got it.

No, completely new company.

We left and developed the technology after leaving.

Okay, got it.

We had the idea when we left, yeah.

We sell insights on consumer behavior to professional investors and to companies.

We have a partnership with Twitter.

We take in every tweet that is mentioning a brand or product that's owned by a publicly traded company.

We analyze all those tweets for sentiment.

Most importantly, purchase intent is the person tweeting, talking about buying the product or service.

And then over time, we can map those trends.