Extended trading hours allow institutions easier opportunity to unload positions on retail traders.

But on the other hand, it's like, well, does this not mean that maybe it's more easy for institutions to offload? It's been a lot of money made in the stock market over the last several months. Ton of money made in the stock market over the last several months. And all of a sudden, these are going to be able to be traded 235. Is there is it a legitimate argument to say the reason they're doing this is because, you know, they're unloading. They're going to want more opportunities to unload on your [ __ ] head. Not to mention the point about the casino. I think a lot of bad decisions are made in the middle of the night. Like if you live in the America time zones, trading in the middle of the night I think is silly. Like you need sleep to be able to operate at your most optimal. And um you know obviously for people who are in other time zones, maybe there's some advantages to new trading hours, overnight sessions, but I think this is a very fair take here from E- Mini. And there's some precedents for this in crypto. For those of you that were around, the CME Group launched Bitcoin futures December 2017.