on the barron's roundtable, my colleagues ben levenson and al root. so ben, once again, the bond yields went up and the stock investors got spooked that they did. and bond yields one way, way up. and this was, i think, highest level since 2007 for the ten year. and it really did spook the market. but partially what was going on was this a september and september always spooks the market and so we ended up with the s&p having its worst month of the year. bonds got crushed actually, the only thing that you probably would have done well in besides cash were energy stocks, because oil just kept going straight up. but thankfully, september is ending and that could mean a better month ahead. october may begin with a government shutdown. what do you see the effect on the market from that? well, historically, there hasn't been much of an impact. you go back to 1976, the average return during a shutdown was 0. so the market doesn't go up. it doesn't go down, but it's not a big deal. and then when it ends the week after it ends, market goes up 0.6. and so things