Yes, I vaguely remember during high school economics class, the time when Raymond announced that he was planning to become a millionaire by the age of 30. I never really heard how that worked out for him. It had something to do with that day's lessons about the stock market. We had to read the newspaper and look at the stock numbers printed there and charting how those change over time to understand about how that works. So that was Raymond's optimistic outlook on stock market investing.