 Yep. And even dividends from some stocks can qualify as capital gains taxes. Yes, that's one of the advantages. Yeah, say that again, actually, the qualified versus non. Yeah, so stocks, most U.S. stocks are qualified stocks, which means that any dividends that they pay are taxed at capital gains rates rather than ordinary income. That's the big difference between income-paying stocks and income-paying bonds, right? All the bonds are taxed at ordinary income, but income from dividend-paying stocks typically are taxed at lower tax rates in capital gains. You can find it on your 1099.