naomi fink, who's chief global strategist at nikko asset management gave us a sense of what to expectins the presidency. there are a few measures that are designed to help the middle class, such as a child tax deduction. and also some middle—class tax advantages there. i think that is supposed to be offset by higher corporate taxes, if i'm not mistaken. i think in general, what i would say is that the us, whoever is in power, it doesn't really have that much room to engage in physical easing. whether it's room to engage in physical easing. whether its tax cuts or subsidies or spending, it's 120% debt to gdp, that something we have to remain conscious of. whoever the next president is they will have to deal with the debt ceiling discussion that was kicked down the road, the cameras kicked down the road until the next presidency. —— that can was kicked. if we do have a policy that offers relief for the middle class that probably does have to be offset with increases somewhere else. net— net, i don't think we will see in extremely communicative fiscal policy going forward. when it comes