oa.: wh lale: i know. [laughter] if you are comfortable and that dividend stream, there's a price you should pay as opposed to taking a duration risk in the credit market. jonathan: why did you save this for the end of the interview? lisa: seriously. [laughter] jonathan: you know i am going to invite you back. it is always great to have you. you are stunned, tom. tom: look at the procter & gamble dividend, and the world stops. it is puny compared to lale. who cares what the stock did? talkingnd people dividend growth, that tells you something about the times. jonathan: your equity market, still up seven points on the s&p 500, up 0.2%. headline in the u.k., review and develop into aid to china. this coming from the prime minister's spokesperson. about 70 million sterling, not a huge amount, but there's a lot of aid that goes from the u.k. to the rest of the world. the budget has been cut to about 15 billion sterling annually. these are the kind of things i don't think the electric in the u.k. really quite u

lale topcuoglo joins us next on bloomberg. ♪ >> fiscal stimulus gives us that shot in the arm and buyso get there. >> the next part of the v may flatten out a bit because then you reach some social and psychological issues about people's confidence, and that i think will take some time to recover. >> we talk about a correction. at this point we are talking about a normal amount of turbulence in the equity market, which would be about a 10% correction. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. an interesting