so ken mahoney, we didn't get sell in may and go away, but could we get a june swoon if this picks up here? >> i think the path of least resistance is that stocks go higher. at the end of the day, you have a lot of must be managers are experiencing performance anxiety. and i'm not referring to what you see on the tv commercials, but you have averages up 13, 14%. many of those money managers are still behind that. and to keep up with the joneses, they have to buy stocks. i think performance anxiety will help out stocks in the long run, because these money managers have to add to their stock portfolios. >> david sieberg, you agree with that? what's your take with regard to this market and what we've been seeing over the last two weeks, nervousness. does anything change? >> i think we'll continue to move higher. that's been my thesis all lang, still very bullish in the market. i think we know what the fed is going to do or we're going to have an idea. it's going to be moderate, the way they pull qe back. and i think the economic data, which we've seen so far, has been improving. one thin