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Baga Sahib must be very happy today. [Laughter] No, Anil Ji, today I should remain silent. The market is doing so well right now. You people are making money. My analysis will keep happening. That's why I was sitting quietly, thinking, "No, I'm not in a hurry." And on the contrary, one after another, our analysts are making money for everyone. We should do the same, Anil Ji. Today, it's so nice of you. You have a big heart, but we understand a lot, sir. The first thing is, should we consider the deal done? I mean, is there something else? Is there a chance of signing by June 19th? [Laughter] I'm very scared, Anil Ji. Look, according to Trump, it's a very weak deal. A week later, he said he wanted unconditional surrender, regime change. When the war started, how he was speaking, and now, such a weak deal, worse than Obama's deal. They brought such a deal and are saying we've made a great, big, bold, beautiful deal. So, it's a very weak deal. What's the fear in this is that even for Israel, its objectives are not being met. So, Israel also has elections in October. It's political suicide for Netanyahu to let this deal go through as it is. So, Israel will do something or the other. Yesterday, Trump also had a very heated argument with Netanyahu because when they were close to signing, Iran launched a drone that fell in a field in Israel. In return, Israel heavily bombed Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, which is a red line for Iran. So, Trump picked up the phone and had quite a heated argument with Netanyahu, writing that Israel's action was completely wrong. So, Israel is a risk; it's not good for Israel. The hardliners in Iran, who were preventing the deal from happening, had the papers ready for the last three weeks but were not letting the deal happen. So, there's Jalili, who was removed from their National Security Council yesterday; he's a very hardliner, and the other is Vahidi, who is the head of the IRGC. But now it seems the Supreme Leader has asserted that let's do the deal now. And thirdly, what will Trump get from this? Now, in this, the educated Americans who know what's happening, where Iran is, what the issues were, they will say it's a bad deal. But most Americans are saying they don't want war; let's move forward. MAGA, MAGA, Trump, Trump. So, it's positive for Trump, and he's a spin master. He will spin this as a great victory, and this will bring down oil prices, bring down inflation. That will be better for Trump anyway. So, overall, Trump wins in domestic politics, loses in foreign politics. Iran has emerged stronger. Israel's intentions have not been fulfilled. Hamas is sitting there in Gaza for that, Hezbollah is also sitting there. They can't touch the Houthis anyway. And a strengthened Iran is emerging, which will now keep getting money by selling oil to attack Israel further. So, it's quite disappointing for Israel, and Iran becomes much stronger from this. Anil Ji, one thing is that whatever you say, people take it very seriously. [Laughter] You said it's a day for earning. Baga Sahib said to keep taking everyone's calls. See, sir, Baga Sahib has already hit sixes since morning. Our Jain Sahib has hit a sixer. No, Anant [Laughter] Ji, look, when there are bad days, we come and fill time. You trap people, and [Laughter] my thing is to keep spinning like Trump, saying that morning will eventually come. Today is a good day. Today I should take a break; it's very good. It's done now. Now, nobody knows. Neither side has revealed the deal. And in between, I was about to use a Punjabi word, then I stopped. It's Pakistani in between. That's why [Laughter] Sir, you do it; we'll put a beep later. [Laughter] Just say it, sir, whatever you're saying in between, Pakistani beep, then you complete the whole sentence, we'll understand. [Laughter] So, this Pakistani beep is in between, Anil Ji. So, [Laughter] what's in this? Last time, when they translated into Persian, Iran had a different paper, the US had a different paper. So, they can't be trusted. That's the downside. So, the market is saying if the deal is happening, why don't you make the MOU public? So, now there are so many analyses. The Jewish commentators are all saying capitulation has happened. Democrats are saying it's a worse deal than Obama's. Obama himself said yesterday that whatever deal they are doing is worse than the deal I made. Republicans will now say Trump, Trump, because they have to win in November. So, this is ongoing. The only way is to make it public. But now, in my opinion, and look, why is Trump so trigger-happy? On Truth Social, he said the deal is done, the deal is signed, and the Hormuz will open from today, and we are immediately lifting the naval blockade. Then, an hour later, he writes, "No, no, it will be signed on the 19th. After that, technical working groups will be formed. They will negotiate on nuclear for 60 days." So, this is the President of the US. You are not a spokesperson. Even spokespersons are more careful about what they say. Who composes these for him? I don't think at the age of 80, he types himself. So, who is this trigger-happy person who keeps misleading? First, he said the blockade is lifted today. Sir, at the age of 80, he has given power of attorney to someone for trading as well. Because I was looking at the last quarter, he made 3950 trades. He's trading 59 trades every day, 59. He's trading nine trades every hour, trading every 7 minutes. All these technical analysts combined cannot come up with a trade in 7-7 minutes. Nor is Mr. Trump doing it. After 3:30 PM, he realizes he is the President of America. Now he has to do some other work too. Until 3:30 PM, it's trading, meaning until their market closes. Their 3:30 PM. So, how can he do this, sir? No, no, it's a managed account. You are right. They say it for show, that someone is doing it independently of me. Then they say, I have nothing to do with my boys' business, even though he's the main holder. Then it turns out that in a company where some defense contract is coming, the son has already bought a stake at dirt cheap prices. Then it turns out there's another company where the son-in-law has bought it. Then it turns out the son-in-law's father, who was in jail with them for felony, was made the ambassador to France. So, everything is family-oriented for Trump. Say anything about him, sir, say anything, you have to admit, he's a very family-oriented man, Mr. Trump. He takes care of the whole family, sir, he's taking everyone along. Look, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is a different matter, but he takes full care of his family. Now, sir, the price has come down, down to around 83-84. Although the end of the war signals came later, it started falling earlier. What do you understand, sir? Will we not go back towards $90-$100, and can it fall further from here? How do you see it? Yes, Anil Ji, it should fall from here. The only problem is that August-September might be a bit difficult because countries have released their reserves. Inventories have reached very low levels due to the under-supply in the market. So, in August-September, when summer demand is at its peak, and it's the driving season, the holiday season, then there might be a spike. This is what the futures are showing. But overall, it should go down from here. It should come down to around 80 to 75 in the next two months, in terms of Brent demand and supply. If the geopolitical risk premium is removed, it might fall a bit more, and within six months, it might reach 70. Now, two-three things have happened very well in this. One, China has played a big role in reducing demand. China did this by releasing its reserves. Second, Japan has bought oil from alternative sources. Japan also made a statement on Saturday, saying they have secured their energy security ties until March 2028. So, Japan had already sourced its oil from outside the Gulf. They had a very large reserve that they kept releasing, and they didn't let oil prices rise in their domestic economy. So, Japan and China have played a significant role in this. But truly, India is a very big beneficiary. When oil prices fall, our June average for the Indian basket was running at $95, Anil Ji. So, today it's showing 83, which is very good. One good thing India was doing was buying in the spot market, not entering into long-term contracts, because of the expectation that a deal would come today, a deal tomorrow, a deal today. Trump said 40 times a day that the deal is done, and on the 40th time, finally, there was a slight impact of the deal.