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this is ecsu. youou type in "ecsu go," get economic data bloomberg compiles. these economic indicators and then we stip out gdp, and then we shall have the surprises negative or positive. here, you see the sectors, personal and household sectors have been doing well. the industrial sector has been doing poorly. you can look at the u.k., the eu, or the u.s.. i think, guy, to the credit of your chart, we are seeing positive surprises in the u.k.. you are seeing positive surprises in the euro surprises as well. the u.k. surprises look stronger. richard: first of all, i think you are right to highlight these surprises. terms ofou know, in what we are seeing in europe, the data is improving, but we are still below zero. we need a little more i think strength and momentum in order to say things have turned around . early days are looking better, but we need to get back above zero. guy: i think you are just being nice about my chart now. i will take the hit, matt. matt: there is always tomorrow, guy. guy: i just think there is a kind of beginners luck going on here.