i don't think the growth part, if you look at what mastec has been doing, i don't think this is the beginninghow much conviction do you have in this to lean against what we have seen in the past 60 days or 45 days of this year? can you say we are getting out of all tech stocks and going fully and the t-bills and that is it? gargi: i don't think one should get out of everything. i will say as of right now, looking across what yields we are getting in the front end of the fixed income markets, if you own icsh which gives you 4.6% yield, that makes sense if you think there is still data softening to come. we are in the equity markets you are pleased is very important. i think any kind of equities that need real rates to below/negative. for -- be low/negative will suffer. there is a tremendous amount of cash on the sidelines. some of this rally is chasing. it is the fomo rally. the money on the sidelines chasing the equity market, especially the growthier parts that is more poorly, there has to be a reckoning of some port. stick to high-quality fixed income for now. think about bonds as regaining