Coleman Church

That was, yeah.

There's a lot of applications to that.

Yeah.

Makes a lot of sense.

Again, it depends on who you are, net worth, etc.

Well, the problem is...

The great obvious trades run a lot already, right?

Gold and silver's already run a ton.

So long-term investing, try to look at stuff, the ideal cross of, you know, what sort of fairly valued or cheap or distressed or out of favor that people haven't really caught on to because you see a trend that's about to emerge.

Right now we're in full-throated recognition of the debasement trade and

Silver's breaking out for that reason, but also there's a notion that there may not be as much physical silver out there as Derrida's been written against.

So there's been a bit of a...

Bit of a squeeze going on.

Two weeks ago, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shut down for a cooling issue overnight, just as silver was spiking, which was kind of convenient.

So there's some technicals in that market.

Yeah, so yes, there are definitely more derivatives written against all commodities than exist, but no one ever asked, not no one, but typically if you're an investor, you don't ask for physical delivery of the commodity.

I do.

I know you do.

I do.

I know you do.