. >> fall colors are going to turn but, you know, we're going to have fred malik on. it's not popular to go to the five star for hesitate. >> there have been some comments, though, out of some brokerages saying it could be a catalyst because people want to see organic growth in the stocks. and others say it's hard to imagine stocks coming through. >> you've been talking about higher quality names. ge is a funny one. a lot of the industries have been moving. but it's a hybrid. a lot of people see it as the financials. there's a lot of this stuff happening. we'll see. this is a research analyst meeting. >> meantime, the bipartisan ten-member financial crisis inquiry commission is headed by former california treasurer and failed candidate for governor phil angelites. we'll see what they come up with. >> i saw him on our air the other day. very partisan. but who isn't? >> to measure the health of port yolos of mortgage backed bonds. regulator res considering substituting analysis from financial firms other than the s.e.c. recognized rating agencies. the changes would be n

from health care to hotels, ross, the chairman and co-founder of fair lodge b, fred malik and ceo of mayor yok inner national can talk all about where we're headed with commercial real estate. this market, ross, you talk about up 8 out of 89 sessions, at least here in the u.s., positive breath for nine in a row. we'll talk more about how long this gain can last and why people still come on and say that we are due for a pullback. >> we're supposed to have that, right, like two weeks ago, right, at the beginning of september. what happened to september, the month we all feared? >> where is all the bleeding? that's the question. >> it could be around the corner. we've got, what, quadruple witching on friday yes, that's right. could be treacherous. >> carl, looking forward to it. thank you. >> okay. >> up next on "worldwide exchange," flirting with 10,000. will the dow close above the punch mark level it hasn't seen in a year? >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." still with us is hank smith, chief investment officer at haverford investment. hank, today we have big news on jobless nu