User: I'm working on a spreadsheet table for the stock market but indexes that are hedges, here are the ones "TMF ZROZ GLD GOVZ KMLM" - make a column that says the ticker, name, purpose (1-4 words)
Assistant: Here's a suggested column format for your spreadsheet table for the stock market indexes that serve as hedges:

| Ticker | Name                     | Purpose             |
|--------|--------------------------|---------------------|
| TMF    | Direxion Daily 20 Year    | Long-term Treasuries |
| ZROZ   | PIMCO 25+ Year Zero Coupon | Interest Rate Hedge  |
| GLD    | SPDR Gold Shares         | Gold Investment      |
| GOVZ   | ZM Trust                 | Inflation Hedge      |
| KMLM   | ProShares K-1 Free MLP   | MLP Income           |

Feel free to modify the names or purposes as necessary based on your specific definitions or the context you are using them in.
User: Not purpose but more what it is. Also, say things like leverage "3x"
Assistant: Sure! Here's an updated table that includes the ticker, name, and description of what each asset is, including leverage where applicable:

| Ticker | Name                     | Description            |
|--------|--------------------------|------------------------|
| TMF    | Direxion Daily 20 Year  | 3x Long Treasury ETF    |
| ZROZ   | PIMCO 25+ Year Zero Coupon | Long Duration Zero Coupon |
| GLD    | SPDR Gold Shares         | Gold Bullion ETF       |
| GOVZ   | ZM Trust                 | Inflation Protected Bond Fund |
| KMLM   | ProShares K-1 Free MLP   | MLP Income ETF         |

Let me know if you need any further modifications!
User: in figma, how do i make an outline of a transparent image
Assistant: To create an outline of a transparent image in Figma, follow these steps:

1. **Import the Transparent Image**:
   - Drag and drop your transparent image into your Figma canvas or use `File > Place Image` to import it.

2. **Select the Image**:
   - Click on the image to select it.

3. **Create an Outline**:
   - With the image selected, go to the right sidebar and look for the **Stroke** section.
   - Click on the "+" icon next to **Stroke** to add an outline to your image.

4. **Adjust Stroke Settings**:
   - You can adjust the **stroke weight** (thickness) to your preference.
   - Change the **stroke color** to your desired outline color.
   - You can also tweak the **stroke style** (solid, dashed, etc.) if needed.

5. **Edit Image Clipping (if needed)**:
   - If you want the outline to only show around the visible parts of the image, you might need to **clip the image**.
   - To do this, you can create a frame around your image by selecting the image and using `Cmd + Alt + G` (Mac) or `Ctrl + Alt + G` (Windows) to create a mask.

6. **Resize and Adjust**:
   - Make sure to adjust your stroke settings to best fit the image. You can also resize the image if necessary.

7. **Finalize**:
   - Once you are satisfied with the outline, you can group the image and the outline together for easier movement.

This method will create a clean outline around your transparent image. Let me know if you have any other questions!
User: how do i do it automatically, not manually? or if its not possible let me know
Assistant: