joining me around the table, collin martin, gregory staples, and michael buchanon.ichael, i want to begin with you. the silver lining at the end of a brutal week for many of you out there, i know. finally, do you start to see the policymaker panic, and should that be were the markets stop panicking? michael: i think that's a real good point. we knew fiscal policy was coming our way, we knew monetary policy was coming our way. the two working together in a cohesive fashion, i think, is reassuring to the markets. you are seeing some evidence of that today. i do worry, if you are looking for instant gratification here, it doesn't feel like the volatility is really going to be completely swept out of the market. i think that will take some time for the virus to, at least, show some evidence of containment globally. no doubt, these are really powerful tailwinds, both coordinated fiscal and monetary. it is an encouraging day, for sure. we will see going forward what happens. jonathan: better early than later, but better late than never. it looks like in the europe -- in t