ksana?: ox on -- o oksana: the whole idea that the inflation argument will keep the fed from doing what they are going to do is not going to prove to be an effective argument. the fed will continue on this path and i think there is complacency around what the affect the balance sheet will have an the market, because if you look forward a year and the fed is reducing and potentially a couple more hikes have been based in india of oil in the 50's and petrodollars are not recycled at the same rate, and now you do not have the amount a global appetite for negative yielding bond in europe, right? i think all those factors will continue to push the bond yields higher irrespective of what the inflation number is. it comes down to the question on whether this is the right policy or not. yes, the fed is going to tighten. they will tighten irrespective of what the inflation numbers come out to be. therefore, it is argued for them to potentially make a policy mistake as opposed to it being the right po