electrolux mentioned it.f you've got exposure to the emerging markets, unless you're at the high end, then you're going to be in a fair bit of trouble. >> do you think january shares are -- the s&p 500 just managed to get into positive territory yesterday, which meant we looked okay for the course of the week, but not necessarily for january. what do you think b across the overall space? are we looking at a terrible 2014 because january hasn't been great? >> i think this will be the year of catching people out. one of the mantras i always used is that the market rejoices in catching the maximum number of people on the wrong side of a trade. and it does that by creating surprises. so everyone went into this year thinking, okay, we had a great stock rally last year. it will continue this year. it's going to be negative for bonds. the em problems are behind us. currencies, not so much to worry about. you know what? every single one has come back and spanked us. and everyone has now positioned themselves for the

emerging market are clearly the focus for many people and today electrolux as a result of experienceon't be able to sell its spirits as successfully in emerging markets move forward. if you look at the year to date chart forks euros for europe ag united states, europe is not doing as badly as we are in this country partly because the gains were not so great in europe last year. finally, let me show you what is working in europe today and titsz luxuit's the luxury goods. louis vuitton sales are good. they attempt to restructure lvmh and says that cognac sales will rebound in china this year. lvmh up 7 1/2% and lifting the other quoted luxury goods manufacturing in france as well, guys. in the meantime, broncos, go. >> thank you. very nice. >> go broncos. >> i can't have it all. i have decided to swing in they vor of you. >> i will take it. i think that's the good luck charm the broncos need. thanks, simon. >> have a good weekend. >>> let's bring in bob pisani with a look at what's moving here on the big board. what's going on? >> better than it was just after the open. put up the s&p