 And yet we've seen a series of lower lows in the 10-year note yield. Going back to May, it peaked out at 4.7%. Between May and today, it peaked at 4.61%. And now we're at 4.25%, roughly, 4.27% on the 10-year. And if one were a technical analyst looking at charts, a series of lower lows typically leads to even lower yields or lower prices if you're looking at a stock.