carl weinberg with us and frederick cannon where they do research. o. charge cards, jpmorgan has made a splash with this airline mileage card. everybody seems to be chasing them. our cards profitable? frederick: they are a profit center. the spread you get is positive. thataccounting change comes is going to hit the credit cards. jpmorgan's reserves could go up 20% to 30%. francine: we have not talked about trade wars. is that a positive? you have volatility in the markets for banks or do they banksecause the bigger big have these organizations they need to cater for? frederick: trade wars are not good for the economy. a couple of things about financials, there is not a lot of trade of financial services. and we hear about brexit excluding financial services. direct effects are limited. we have agriculture oriented small banks they could be hit from trade wars. we cannot say it is good. look, let men you bring in carl, when you look at treasuries this has an impact on a lot of banks. are we going to see a flatter yield curve? think the yield curve is

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