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>> well, this is what i think is pogue to happen. i think we try to put qe out of there to inflate our way out of the problem to get some growth. we didn't buy any growth. melissa: right. >> 2 1/2% gdp, that definitely didn't happen and we definitely didn't get inflation. what the fed will have to do is i think ultimately we'll have a stimulate but not maybe in the way we've been doing up until now. interest on overnight reserves or some other way because this is not going to be the way to work. i think ultimately you will watch what happened in japan. if we do have the deflation, deflation is the one thing that the fed is really scared about. melissa: meanwhile, against that backdrop, leave the markets board right now, look at s&p 500. it is trading at 1853.59. all-time intraday high, 1858. we're flirting with record territory here. why are we seeing such a move in the s&p if you're painting a precarious picture there? >> i know, it is reverse, right? why do we see 10-year yields rally at the same time? melissa: there you go. >> thi

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