mike, what's the trade on blackrock? >> yeah, so blackrock of course they earn their revenues as a function of the market level as the market has declined so have their revenues. if you look at next year's estimated earnings, it looks cheap on a trailing basis and certainly cheap relative to the s&p at probably 15, 16 times but it's actually trading nearly 24 times next year's estimated earnings and that's because asset prices have declined and so too have their fees along with it. carter's identified an area of resistance, and i'm looking at selling a call spread. and that's one of the things you want to do is identify an area of resistanc because selling a call spread is something a bet is not going to happen and he's betting it's not going to go higher you want to keep your eye out for things like catalysts because that's when the fundamentals catch up with the technicals and we begin to understand why price action is behaving the way it is once we start hearing the data that supports it. they've already reported earn