it's ken mahoney, david sieberg from keown and company, brian evans from bond street wealth management, and andrew wilkinson, from miller tabak. good to see you all. thanks for joining us today. so ken mahoney, we didn't get sell in may and go away, but could we get a june swoon if this picks up here? >> i think the path of least resistance is that stocks go higher. at the end of the day, you have a lot of must be managers are experiencing performance anxiety. and i'm not referring to what you see on the tv commercials, but you have averages up 13, 14%. many of those money managers are still behind that. and to keep up with the joneses, they have to buy stocks. i think performance anxiety will help out stocks in the long run, because these money managers have to add to their stock portfolios. >> david sieberg, you agree with that? what's your take with regard to this market and what we've been seeing over the last two weeks, nervousness. does anything change? >> i think we'll continue to move higher. that's been my thesis all lang, still very bullish in the market. i think we know what