in the u.k., the bankrate is well-known.ple generally know what that rate is, and it will be very interesting to see whether there is a 50 basis point hike the first time since the bank of england's independence. lisa: given the importance of that right, why are they thinking about outright selling guilt? they could announce that as soon as today. >> they could. i think that is much less important than what is going to happen to bankrate. we already knew the balance sheet was going to be reducing in size over time because it is allowing assets to mature. the question now is whether they are actively going to the selling guilt. i think there is an assumption they will do later this year, going into next year. i think it is just setting up that assumption that is already in the market. i would expect a major reaction to that. lisa: taking a step back, the bank of england is uniquely positioned in a moment of pain, or central banks are having to raise rates at the fastest pace in decades, and a state of canonic weakness. the ba

a bankrate study or courtney reagan hit it in the show earlier.e are trading down because inflation is crushing their wallets. i love disney. i grew up in the shadow of disney in anaheim, california. there is a breaking point for park visitors? disney ain't cheap >> the parks did great it was on the trajectory from the rear mirror of coming out of the pandemic it is likely that going forward there will be greater risk particularly for recession the parks did great. they say they can open up the gates for more people as they feel comfortable getting out of covid. it is a cyclical business, brian. it is not one where you mortgage the bank just to go to disney park they had a great quarter that's really what made the earnings this quarter for sure. >> universal, as we know, they have better rides. i might be bias. what do we do with the stock >> i think the stock we have it as a hold. to your point, the stock is still down significantly from before for shareholder return which is all about can the continue to drive profitability? shareholders are not

tom: i am looking at the bankrate, and i guess it has come in, but i am sorry, we were at 4% in february6%. then pulled back to 5.6% and at that does not get it done. kailey: still higher than six months ago. it comes back to affordability. as we had that conversation about people demanding higher wages, people are not earning enough to keep up, even with wage gains. and at what point, we see it in the housing data, but when will it show up in everything else, people not being tolerant of the higher prices they are facing? tom: the nasdaq is up 100 points. it sounds like the dow jones industrial average. lisa: how much is the dow up? tom: 141 points. i'm sorry, i am not in it, it is a bull market. this is bloomberg. ♪ how will your business adapt to change? you could hire an office full of peyton mannings. what's up, peyton? good morning, peyton. hold for peyton. they'd huddle.... welcome to the peytonverse. such a visionary. game plan... you go. no, you go! and call audibles... double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha. the finance, hr and plan