leland miller joins us now.o have an important conversation that i'm sure has frustrated you through the week that everyone almost exclusively have been overwhelmingly focused on whether this is a lehman moment or not. you think there should be a bigger focus elsewhere. where? leland: you have to say this is not china's lehman moment. there is not major contagion risk. china has the tools to deal with it the real signal is what there was a de-risking of the financial sector, much tighter conditions. the property sector had been in the midst of a de-risking for the last six months or so, which has created this much lower growth, much less access to capital. this is a paradigm shift for china's model. i think they see the end of the growth -- of the financial model, there is too much risk and too much use of financial capital, good money chasing bad investors should look at the medium-term trajectory, which will be most -- much lower. jonathan: i've seen numbers in the low fives next year. what do you think? lelan