Oswald Oschin

I'm not one of those people that's going to call up my retirement and be like, I don't want... I'm sure that our... The ETFs have horrible natural gas and oil companies and a lot of evil companies.

I think it's just the volatility here that concerns people.

And I think that...

You know, I'm excited to kind of see how the business runs.

As Kyle mentioned earlier, it's just this sort of like messy conglomerate of a lot of things.

And

Not that I don't think Elon can pull it off, but I do kind of worry about, you know, the bubble of sort of all of this AI stuff.

I will say somebody was making the point recently that I thought was interesting, which is actually like these data center backlashes and sort of this protest movement, this sort of anti-AI movement, which can be very annoying online sometimes, but they're actually kind of like...

helping to hedge against this bubble and helping to ensure that like it doesn't get too crazy.

And I guess so I guess they're playing a role in that.

And it's good to have skeptics.

You know, we don't want to go totally, you know, just jump in the waterhead first.

Like it's good to kind of hear these arguments against these companies and make the people that are running our index funds, you know, think critically about this stuff.

And this is all happening at the same time.

This race to IPO for these massive companies and conglomerates.

Is there enough for everything to happen right now?

I know they need tons of resources.

There's huge demand for AI.

We're building all this infrastructure.

I'm not a finance expert.