Unidentified Analyst
Analyst
Thanks for taking my call. And again, a terrific quarter. If I could give some advice to all to bring greater recognition of your company, you're trading at essentially 1x earnings. If you make RMB0.70 a quarter, we can do the arithmetic, that's RMB280 a year, and that's less -- that's greater than what the stock is trading at, plus you have cash. I see your balance grew north of over $700 million. And that's several times what your market cap is. So I've got a couple of questions. I mean, first of all, the news release should have said earnings up 100% versus just reporting the earnings. I mean, I catch the people's eyes. And then you mentioned in your report an artificial intelligence initiative. If you would just say something like we've initiated an AI initiative and we expected to expand our business significantly. I mean that alone would come up on people's screens for U.S. investors as a rationale to invest in your company. And if they did -- they computed the numbers and saw how undervalue you are versus your balance versus your book value and your cash balance, I think that could get it higher. I assume you want your stock to go higher. I mean, frankly, I worked at Morgan Stanley when you guys went public back in December 2015, when you were a peer-to-peer lender and you exited that area because the government did not -- the PRC government frowned upon that, and you've done a great job doing so and you're making plenty of money. So, I think you got to get to the word out there and being more detailed and frankly, a little more hyperbolic, a little more animated in your news releases, I think, would gain attention. Let me ask this, though, after that in the detail because I've been an investor for a long time, and I'm frustrated. This stock should be $6 or $7, minimum, if not a lot higher. But on June 30, the PRC is going to be looking at companies that are capital light and are doing lending as you do and maybe make some changes and what have you. Since you have so much capital and you have a small loan book, do you keep your loans on your balance sheet?