Emil

I don't know, but I know it's a substantial amount.

It's too much.

I know that.

It's substantial enough that it legitimately moves markets now.

That's so bad.

Yeah.

Well, it used to be a lot worse because it was all focused on... It was all fragmented and it was all focused on penny stocks and people just going like, oh...

you know, the one I like to talk about the most, uh, the most famous one arguably was sponge tech and sponge tech was, it was a revolutionary new type of sponge ed that had this built into the sponge.

And it was one of the most famous ones cause it, you know, it went from like 10 cents to $10 or something like that.

Um, but nowadays retail is, and I put this in quotes, smarter, um,

Only in the sense that it's a lot more coordinated and organized and people can share information a lot easier and cleaner.

Yeah, like being able to share information doesn't make the information as useful or good.

Right.

And if you're the last one holding the bag, you're not going to have a good time and you're going to end up like one of these AMC guys.

I do this with, are you familiar with Nebius?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Nebius, they're an AI neo-cloud compute thing.

Reading Nebius, the stockholders there, and just reading like, what would it take Nebius to get to $2,000 a share?

It's like 180 right now.