karen olney at ubs is still with us. karen the fed meeting, will they derail? you look at the u.s.urprise index versus the eurozone economic surprise index. who is hiking the rates here? europe seems to be beating a low bar and u.s. the high bar. karen olney: that is it exactly the high and low are. u.s. has had profit cycle. economic surprises are turning upwards as they should be. they collapsed 2015 -- 50% in 2015. it has kept the global engine going. it is high, it is the peak. that is sensible. if the euro keeps growing at a sensible, ok pace good for your. if they inch up, they should be going up. it widens at the gap. great news for european equities. jonathan: the dax we use this word, "on a terror." -- "on a tear." it really has. karen olney: nothing goes up in a straight line. you have things ready to get it off the table. it has not really moved. europe as a whole, a long way to go. a lot of these gaps over seven or eight years have only closed by 10%, fit been sent in the past few months. -- 15% in the past few months. jonathan: a different chart. investing on european