dan, caulk us through the trade. i wanted to look down a little bit. i bought one of the october 62 half puts for a. >> that 40. my max risk is 1:10. i make money between 61, 40, and 55. i can make up to 6.40 on that. and my max gain is at 55 or lower and i can lose up to 110. >> do you like this trade? do you buy the notion? to buy chicken legs and pizza hut? >> yes. yes, i do. >> first of all, look. when you have rapidly growing economies, they tend to move in fits and starts. the data that we are getting is suggesting that things are not that great. you have to factor that into expectations. the other thing i would say and it's interesting. we are probably going to talk about strategies similar to the one that dan has here. that doesn't mean -- the can come in a great deal but the puts. that makes the math work even better. >> that tells you as much about china as anything. maybe that means things in china are not as bad this one really sings in that regard but this one does have to break a bunch. >> that seems to be like perhaps not enough time. .

caulk caucus is paul ryan. ryan has been a leader in congress's refusal to compromise with president obama and the democrats. he publically trashed the deficit deal. he -- which of course led us close to the brink of default and, of course, there is his own toxic budget which president reagan's budget advisor david stockman today called an empty conservative sermon and a fairy tale in "the new york times." nonetheless, 98%, 98% of all republicans in congress -- and that's all of these right here except for maybe those little ones right there, all of these republicans in congress voted for ryan's budget. and for its blueprint to turn medicare into a voucher system. all of them. and mitt romney, by picking ryan, he has effectively yoked himself, handcuffed himself to that toxic congress and ryan's radioactive budget. and it's not going well. today, on fox news paul ryan himself, he tried to am pew tate the toxic limb from his budget plan. >> the budget plan that you are now supporting would get to balance when? >> well, there are different -- the budget plan that mitt romney is supporting gets us downing to 20% of gdp government spending by 2016. >> i understand that. but your