Vanan Murugesan

manipulating the markets, right?

You are right.

We've noticed there is this pattern, right?

I am not the founder.

The founder is actually, his name is Mukhtar Ibrahim.

If you will, in five straight weeks, somewhere between 12 and 15 hours before the opening bell for that given week, since the start of the Iran war, there'll be a statement from Donald Trump, which injects diplomatic hope, one might call it, into a deteriorating military situation, right?

He's a traditional journalist, really, really good journalist.

He worked for the Star Tribune.

He worked for the NPR, for Minnesota Public Radio News.

And at that time, he noticed something that, you know,

was not something that he wasn't able to cover.

Minnesota has one of the best local news scenes in the country, as you know that.

And each time he does it, it has the desired effect

It stabilizes the equities markets.

It knocks oil back down closer to right around the $100 range, maybe even below it, until the news of the reality of the situation percolates back up, and then suddenly the energy markets respond.

Exactly.

In particular.

exactly exactly and and and yet he felt working for both of his organizations he felt there were still important stories that were being missed that was important to be covered and stories around the immigrant communities you know he he was somewhat disappointed at that time where he was packed as the somali journalist and he would cover somali issues and whatnot and you know at that time

So I'm gonna go through each example week by week.

So we'll start with this, right?