david sowerby joins us. what are you expecting from this fed? david: that they are still behind the curve. i'm in detroit and the last two years they have been running money supply up 40%. they have been going 85 miles per hour in the left-hand lane and the need to catch up and catch up quickly. tom: i look at where we are and gina martin adams looking much more large-cap. what is the history of what small-cap does when we get this kind of acceleration in bond yields? david: it matches the story of large or small, but when the economy is growing faster than expected, when two thirds through the corporate profits and growing, it is good small-cap backdrop because on evaluating basis they have only been this cheap for the large-cap siblings 10% of the time and the next 12 months suggest that small caps can outperform large caps five 5% to six percentage points. tom: when the fed finally a cts, how do equities react? you have institutional coverage in michigan. what happens once the fed acts? david: it is a recognition that the fed's number one vis