forex.com senior market analyst matt weller pointed out inflation is not going anywhere as the markets predicting right now, so it's below 2%, and if you are the fed, you might be kind of worried about that. right, you might be worried, and why would you raise rates at this time? the final chart is on equities and liquidity's. what is this about? measuringe is liquidity where it was at before the financial crisis, but liquidity risk has increased. .ou will be paying more betty: does it remind people of other tipping points? >> you look at the chart, the flash crash, it skyrocketed, and if you look at the chart again back in the financial crisis, it was really high, too, so not necessarily something you want to see spike like it has recently. halfway little over where we were when we had the financial crisis. thank you for joining us. much more ahead on the "bloomberg markets." ofl trading in for the month october at the top -- basically, at a new high here you could the most in four years. it has been a big month for the averages. here's a look at how they performed this month. betty: