let's talk with jeremy glaser. he is the markets editor for morningstar.surprise, the investing community reacted with some measure of glee, at least in the short-term. > > there is definitely some relief that some deal got done, that we are not going to see the big tax hikes, that sequestration was pushed off for a few months. but this is really just the first step. there are going to be a lot more negotiations that could be pretty contentious just in the next couple weeks. > how about the idea that we do now have some predictability with some part of the tax code, for example, the amt, that fix is permanent. > > yes, that is good news. we look at dividend tax rates being set at the same level as capital gains permanently. that is good news for investors. but we are probably not seeing the end of tinkering with the tax code. the president said that when it comes to replacing the big cuts that are planned with sequestration, he wants both revenue and cuts to come together. that could mean changes to the tax code, limits to deductions, tax reform issues tha