i agree with eswar as well. i think there is a lot of bad news out there. but i think that most of that bad news is priced into the market. in particular, the u.s. equity market. i mean, we've been bullish on equities this year because of the fact that if you look at wall street strategist, equity allocations, they're the lowest they've been in over 25 years. so, i think there's a lot of negative sentiment built into the market already. valuations are still very supportive. and i do see the u.s. as the area of relative strength in the global economy. >> we're going to see new highs for the s&p 500, which stocks or sec are tors within it are the areas pushing the averages to new highs? >> i think that leadership in the market is going to be very different from what we've seen over the last decade. i think it's going to be the opposite. so, it's going to be the big cap cash-rich, kind of the anti-credit sensitive sectors of the market that lead the market to new highs. this means high-quality, large-cap stocks could actually lead the market. that looks very d