keith doyle, bbc news. >> sally is here now. we saw the markets yesterday. >> yes, indeed. pretty nasty. let's have a look at how they're going so far. we've been going one hour and about five minutes, 10 minutes. as you can see, we're ok at the moment. we're treading water, really. i would imagine some investors out there are seeing some bargains to be had. companies that were sold off heavily yesterday are being picked up because their share price is relatively cheap compared to what the company actually does and its future profits and everything else. some of the big winners are the banking shares, because they were unbelievably hammered yesterday. so their share price is going up as well. >> it's like losing $10 million one day. >> i know, it is a roller coaster ride. >> all this going on, and almost take our eye off the ball. >> it's been a really busy day for japanese corporations in particular, because the likes of sony, nissan, and others have come out with their results. and let's not forget, the japanese companies, they've had a really difficult year. they had the