joining us here in miami is david zervos, jefferies chief market strategist, and elizabeth burton, clientestment strategist at goldman sachs asset management. great to have you both here on set in miami. elizabeth, i'll start off with you. what is your reaction? because, you know, it's funny, the statement came out, people got really concerned that it was hawkish. the fed sort of pulled that back a little bit. and then you got the trump trump effect as well. >> look i think. >> it's. >> it's not unexpected. we were. >> sort of. >> waiting for a. >> pause this time. and. >> by the way, not a lot of the investors. here other than the. managers are really thinking about it. >> they're mostly thinking about the. diversifying assets they want to meet here. but we haven't changed our forecast. we're still expecting two cuts this year, 1 in 2026. >> and the timing. >> is kind. >> of uncertain around that. >> but we thought it was. >> interesting that they. >> removed the clause about the. >> progress towards. the 2% inflation. >> which was. >> again, not meant to be a signal. sure, he later on s