that's mgic, that's raid radian, genworth financial, all moving lower, some by a lot. mgic down about 9% as the federal financing house authority issues proposals to tighten requirements for private mortgage insurers that do business with both fannie mae and freddie mac. the agency's saying the proposed rules will help ensure that approved insurers have sufficient liquid assets to pay possible claims. and we're going to end with the big one, wells fargo lower after posting second-quarter profits that matched wall street estimates, but its mortgage revenue dropped 39% as lending volume did fall from the same time last year. bill, sue, it's interesting, because we kick off big bank earnings season a lot more besides wells fargo to come next week. back to you. >> a lot will be reporting at that time. thanks, dom. on wells fargo, about a month ago at the morgan stanley financials conference, wells' new cfo, john shrewsberry, gave his candid take on housing and he has a unique perspective, because wells fargo is the largest mortgage lender in the u.s. listen. >> people just