as for atticus, again, a fund that had as much as $20 billion under management was down 25% last year, did return some capital, but has gotten a lot smaller. nonetheless, more or less going out. and by the way, it joins obarski, jim polattta, art sandboring, the raptor fund and barski, a parade of big hedge funds that have said goodbye this year. let me send it back to you, trish. >> we have seen a lot of them, and at a time when the market is doing so well. david faber, thank you so much. we want to get caught up on these markets. we are up triple digits on the dow, thanks in part to the financials today. you had analyst dick beauvais coming out and saying he did not anticipate they would make money in the third and fourth quarters, and that's causing some distress we should say in that sector. he is recommending investors take their profits. you can see the s&p is lower right now, as well as the nasdaq down 1.4%. we want to shift focus from stocks to action in the bond and currency markets, and none other than mr. rick santelli is there at the cme group with more on this bond market and dollar rally. hey, r