jon najarian put a great piece out saying he expected a wash in yahoo! saying if you couldn't sell ail lil bab libaba, maybe yahoo!. >> was it a hedge or just the fact thaw don't need it as a proxy anymore? >> i think it's a combination of the two. i think if you can't sell alibaba for whatever reason, why not get yourself short yahoo! or take the other side of it, because yahoo! has been a proxy trade. >> the assumption in that is the market hadn't priced yahoo! efficiently up to today. in other words, you could have seen yahoo! spike pore portion at to the move. >> i was surprised. >> it didn't move today and hasn't moved for ten days -- >> you can make the argument -- some made the argument, the higher baba went, the lorwer yahoo! went. >> it got underneath $40 a share. if you overlay these two right now, you could see -- guy, to your point, it's interesting. ten times normal volume today when you're looking at yahoo!. it's very interesting. if you look at both, as people got nervous in alibaba, they got more nervous in yahoo!. as it alleviated at the end of the day, yahoo! came back to