that coincided, as our bruce becker in d.c. actually pointed out, the minute she ended her prepared statement. perhaps that it was that relief rally. we have the dow jones industrials up 198 points, but now you see that we have lost all of that. we've gone lower and then slightly climbing up. these are all these intraday pictures looking like a little bit of mount everest, at the top a little hillary step which is the highest point of everest and then the fall. let me show you exactly what was happening on the floor as traders first turned silent just before 2 p.m. eastern, we had our cameras rolling. here it goes, watch. [inaudible conversations] liz: and then you had people running around, traders were making their moves, they had orders in their hands. in the end, what to we see? we have a negative market, maria. what is moving? well, you have utilities at this moment. we do have stocks that are paying good dividends, looking higher. liz macdonald has a great piece on foxbusiness.com pointing out all of the high-paying divid