earnis whic beg to be reported in the next few weeks, there's uae realization that profits growth could teer and for the full year, it's going to be relatively flat. i think that will drive volatility ove couple of months. e b the resurgence of technogy stock, but you have utilities among others that are doing well ec coursese of the low interest rate environment. where do you see leadership coming from here? >> think the leadership over the course of the next six to 12 months is going to be in the tech secr. but that, in energy, consumer discretionary, industrials and tematerial. als companies. and what all those have in common is they tend to be pretty cyclical.exposed to global growth and what we mticed in the fourth quarke fe about 20% is that those sectors led the market down, but even after this 12% recovery year to lot of those sectors are stl cheaper than they were back in that september high. so in other words, i think there's still some value in those ctors, so if we get weakness or volatility over the course of the next couple of monthsd be looking to add posit to. >> quickly, doe

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