and there is lots of statalk an even comment bis ben bernanke and janette yellen and many comment commentatorse things needs to go in that direction. and/or in this country. because there is a log jam. things can't get done at least to the liking of the masses, the citizens the voters. but what really that has done is it's taken the voters out of game. if central bankers didn't have such a large foray into politics, politicsings would have had to sink or swim on the merit or lack therein on policies that weren't creating the growth. but central bankers early recognized they needed to buy time to create stability and the growth would come. but the problem is in the parlance of trading is that the spread between these two continues to get wider and wider and wider. and when it comes to the u.s., many stories written -- my personal favorites come from zero hedge -- about how qe and the general tampering, meddling, management, intrusion of the fed has changed forever potentially things like overnight funding. and we are going to see maybe that exaggerated quarter end. quickly in terms of the data

the press conference by fed chair janette yellen at 2:30. where there could be a change in language or affirmation about existing language and the feds plans with interest rates and of course tomorrow we have the scottish referendum that we have been awaiting. also shares of adobe slipping after a third quarter revenue came in below estimates. the company also reporting higher operating expenses and weaker profit margins. adobe down nearly 5%. shares of sony also taking a big hit this morning. the company forecast an annual loss of 2.1 billion dollars. that was wider than expected. it also canceled dividends for the first time in decades after weaker than expected sales in mobile business. sony stock down 7% on that news. carl? >> unbelievable. as we've been saying, how many times can a single company warn about the same fiscal year. >> tvs they were struggling with. now phones. they are going to have to make tough choices forward. >> japan created a shame index actually for companies where they are ranked by margin and operating income. and