. >> speak of the fed, janet yellen approved by the senate banki ining committee as the ne chairman ofe fed. she's likely to continue the policies of ben bernanke. do you think they're working in. >> i think they're working as well as they can. i think we talked a bit about it before. the problem we have here is any economist will tell you working your way through these difficult times requires both fiscal policy and that is the united states income and expense, the u.s. treasury revenues and taxes and expenditures. the fed has carried 100% of the burden and logic would tell you and economics would tell you the fed can't carry 100% forever. i think it's a lot to ask. i don't see much relief on the fiscal policy side. congress is more stalemated than ever now that we have the filibuster will be more difficult and that will get everybody down there madder and madder. it seems to be a very badly run political system that we have in the u.s. right now. to me, that's the biggest risk to the market. >> should investors stick to their knitting and make sure they're keeping the allocation with