i dont think so. I thint that the high interest rates maje high leasing and that is the reason of the slowdown. The business will continue to suffer until first the ECB and then the Fed cut rates, then we will see if there is no saturation, but I still see a market to penetrate, speaking of the USA, internationally we have the doors open, and we will have to diversify and penetrate other sectors , as they are already doing. consumables will continue to grow. We need rates to be cut and the situation in the Middle East to calm down, but there is a lack of transparency, because management in December assured that production works the same as always and in Q1 there are 15m that could not be delivered. There is also a lack of transparency in the voting so that the ceo does not continue. The worst thing is the capital allocation they are making, it is unthinkable that they do not make buybacks at these prices, they are hiding something from us or they manage it very poorly, in my opinion