joe: and daniel davies is with us. what do you make of this evaluation?t islooks to me like partly a panic move. it has to be seen in context of the gradual collapse of the shanghai compasses and equity values. we have seen statements going out that today i think they believe they have got misunderstood to control to allow the markets to find its own level. but really, what you have here level builtig that up in china, which everybody knew. they are knew that reasonably well placed to handle that, because they have a huge stock of reserves. that is the rainy day fund. and they have to go about getting those reserves into the private sector economy, another way to look at it, the chinese corporations and individuals have got a few tens of billions of u.s. dollar denominated debt, where will the dollars come from to repay that debt and to large extent, where they are now, is in the reserve accounts of the people's bank of china. how they canrds is and price atace which they supply dollars in exchange for other currency. we are seeing that over the course of