Blue All's stable asset management business (permanent capital, data centers) contrasts with its high headline risk and stock decline, resulting in volatile options that offer high returns on selling puts/calls alongside a ~9.5% dividend yield.

I know you've done that before, but we can work on the "Blue All" company we discussed last time. I think "Blue All" is interesting because it's making headlines, there are a lot of headline risks, and a lot of people have strong opinions about it one way or another.

It's a good example, because when you talk about "Blue All," an asset management company that has the vast majority of its assets under management is permanent capital. Thus, there is a certain stability in the fees they receive .

They have a variety of different sectors where they are accumulating assets, whether it is real estate, or whether they are in the areas of data centers that are being built. They also have private capital, and they have publicly traded private capital , which is different.

So, they're in the headlines for the wrong reasons, but the truth is that the business is not risky at all. It is an asset management company. So I don't think ... I mean, it's investment credit for some reason.

They generate a lot of free cash flow. They pay very large dividends, but it is one of those cases where, because the stock has fallen so much, the options are extremely volatile on the buy and sell side.

Therefore, you can sell put options with very high returns outside the current price range . You can sell call options with very high returns outside the current price range while also collecting dividends , which are around 9.5% or something like that . That's a very high percentage.