coming up, chuck stevens, general motors cfo.: return to wall street, where we cover three things, first, show me the volume. volatility should back up in the market, so who benefits from it? number two, a gunshot apple . with all that cash to be repatriated, where does they were not by bonds they were holding. and three, is it time to roll now? are the bargains out there this morning? kellyjoining us is jason from bloomberg. jason: good morning. alix: volatility front and center, a chart showing volatility for fx, treasuries, and equities, all picking up, but that white bar is the big street what our investment banks thinking today? jason: i looked at fourth-quarter earnings, specifically the sick numbers, which he spent time talking about, and goldman sachs is down 50%, versus the same quarter in 2016. deutsche bank was down, everybody down across the board because there was no volatility, not a lot to do. now? it feels like there may be more to do. i wonder what you are hearing. inx: if they do not do well the first quarter, e