carol ross, i'll go for it and jinx this whole thing here. >> let's call it as it is. the stock market will never go down again. there, i've said it. >> well, i don't know if we'll go that far, bill, but as long as that printing -- as long as that printing press keeps rolling and rolling and rolling, that is the catalyst. i keep hearing people talk about growth. and to me, growth in this market is kind of like the loch ness monster. it's a huge myth. if you look at the consensus estimates for analysts for the first quarter, they're expecting those to be down about 0.6%. so two out of the last three quarters, with down earnings for the s&p 500. that, to me, is not a robust growth environment. but, hey, as long as we have these lowered expectations, we have continued beats of those and the fed printing press keeps rolling and rolling, just keep that party going, but it will not last forever. >> chad, do you want to commit new capital to this market or what? >> similar to carol, we're surfing a wave of liquidity that's distorted the financial system a great deal. equity m