david darst, do you think we're back to business or more volatility?added jobs for 32 months in a row. house prices are up 12%. and you've got consumer confidence increasing. you just don't have the retail sales yet, maria. next thursday, we'll get the june retail sales. so we'll see how they're coming out. the june number for may. >> right. >> long-term, you have some great forces that are starting to fall into place. deficit reduction. we cut down from 6 to 4% of gdp. you've got demographics and immigration. i think you could see some changes coming by congress, where we've allowed people to come in, get legal. also, long time with us. you've been right. what do you do now, after all this volatility? >> maria, let it come to you. >> is it over? >> no, we do not think it's over, emphatically. it ran up 80%. it ran up 80%. it needs a breather. you guys have been here on the floor for years and you understand, trees don't grow to the sky. this is a healthy thing. the markets are saying, though, abenomics, this is shinzo abe, the new prime minister, you