lisa shalett joining us, morgan stanley wealth management. the recipe of data today working in favor of those who are bullish on stocks, but there are still so many wildcards. it is that leave you as a someone trying to position over the longer term? lisa: look, i don't think we really got a big change in direction here at all. my read of the data is that it continues to be extraordinarily mixed. with, you know, some things like the new york empire today saying, you know, maybe manufacturing is not quite yet falling out of bed, but retail is ok, being pressured by prices . then, of course, the suddenly-important university of michigan inflation expectations sentiment that the fed seems to be looking at. i don't put any weight in that whatsoever. we have so many other metrics that demonstrate what consumers are feeling and what they are saying. to me, the small business sentiment index and the concerns around inflation are what i am looking at. i don't think that suddenly consumers -- consumer inflation expectations have eased and it is all cl