wyn is up and mgm is up around 12. this isn't a vegas story. like you said, it's a china one. these companies all operate asia gaming hubs to operations in macau as well. last year wynn generated 70% from macau. macau hit a gaming record in 2013. the bullish story is there if the macau story. >> thank you, don chu. the question, will the gaming streak continue. let's go to carter. hi, carter? >> i think the exposure and if you're a short seller, get in motion. two charts. first you have something that's basically gone from 80, almost triple. having been on a well-defined trend, it's now too far above trend. this is a problem. meaning, if you can stay at a 45 degree angle for a long time you can sustain it forever. this is euphoric. it's excessive. we think that's the problem. now the five-year chart or since inception. you can call your patterns anything you want. a lot of people talk about cups and handles. that is a cup and handle. you'll notice from this 150 level, the stock, of course, broke out. there's a textbook thing from the 1930s called a measured move. this level he

he will be greatly missed, and we send our condolences to his wife wyn, his children and his family.> hewar, hear. >> this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in the house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> mr burns. >> i am sure the house will want to be associated with my right hon. friend's comments. in particular, paul goggins was a good and decent man, and i know that he will be sorely missed on both sides of the house. >> hear, hear. >> yesterday, the british chambers of commerce found that manufacturing exports and services were growing strongly. does my right hon. friend agree that this shows that, even though more work needs to be done, it is crucial that the government stick to their long- term economic plan? >> i thank my right hon. friend for his comments, including those about paul goggins. it is a welcome report from the british chambers of commerce, but there is still a lot more work to do. we must continue to reduce the deficit, create economic growth and get more people into work. there should