Q What about some of the first stocks that you were brokering?
A The first stocks that I broker, so we're here, we're talking about IPOs, right? And so, you know, I probably have traded more IPOs than anybody on earth. I've been in the crowd on all of them. I mean, the first IPO I think I traded was LinkedIn, right? It was priced at 30, it opened at 60, ran up to a 180, same day, and that was where I got the sense of how, how amazing the enthusiasm around an IPO, because it's based on confidence, right? Nobody knows it, and then, and so one of, I've had so many fun experiences in IPOs. Jack Ma, Alibaba IPO, which was one of the biggest that we've ever had here. He and I bonded. We spent, so the IPOs here take probably four or five hours. We just opened Klarna, right? And the process behind that, which we do better than anyone in the world, is the price discovery process that what goes on. It's kind of like building a building. The way you open a stock, the way we open a stock, it takes time because it's a matter of the information going back and forth. It's a public offering. So the public Has to understand what's going on, and so we go back and forth with our customers. It's kind of like, if you put the bricks and the mortar in the right place, and you, the way a stock opens, if it's built correctly, is going to purport the way it trades forever. Now it doesn't guarantee it's going up, but it will have structure and foundation. And, you kno…
AI assessment note: “the first IPO I think I traded was LinkedIn, right?”