here with his outlook, harvey eisen, chairman of service holdings. you like what the fed is doing?fed does not have a choice. the fed is in a box. doing what they have to do. lou: and were you surprised at all that after saying that they would raise that $85 billion in purchases per month if the economy weakens, apparently investors still saw something that did not like. what do you make of it? >> there was a small comment where the fed said that they might, might if the conditions warranted, start the slow the purchases. that kind of caught people's attention because that is really from my point of view the political variable. lou: you know, and this is, i guess down to the point of interpreting the half full glass thing. they made it very clear, 69 percent unemployment rate. that is the absolute touchdown for everything that is going to happen. and yet the sell-off resulted. your interpretation has to be correct. the market responded. the markets are always right. so where we had it? given all of the fed statements, we are seeing in terms of the macro. >> the last three years hav