not really because we were pullish. they were saying risky, risky. they were destabilizing. >> to the criticism of high frequency traders that you are causing the flash crash and things like that which we sl seen, your response is what? >> we are really not a high frequency trader and don't turn the portfolio very, very much. some might argue about what it means. the court has it gradually and change it slowly. not high frequency. that was a company in the united states trying to sell 75,000 comments. you cannot sell 75,000 contracts in 20 minutes. it is not possible. if you do, you will crash the market. >> to that point, you trade the futures contracts and i don't know if you trade them at all. when you look at those futures contracts, what's the duration of your holding. >> is it shorter? >> i would be uncomfortable trying to sell more than that in a day. my clear is not to impact. every single projected is not to have any effect on the market. if it effects the market, we have become the thing that we expect to be. not science. it's not hard scie

but they are very, very pullish on this and, i think with the price power, the margins are there, buthave been able to get the price increases. the reebok jerseys went for $80 for what nike will sell from $100. there's no indication that there will be any brushback from consumers. >> maybe chargely is going to give us that number right now. >> we haven't made this number public. somehow i figured that was going to be the answer. guys, thanks so much. nike has had a pretty good story to tell in what the stock has done. >> their inventory billed last quarter scared some stocks away. i think what you're hoping for somehow it pulls back from the $100 level and you get it again. valuations are fair. it's a monster company. there's nothing not to like about nike. >> simon, do you buy it? >> absolutely. i like that mikey also does the real football, not soccer, in my company. >> we should mentioned the passing of georgiaon alfonso yet. >> do you buy the stock here, or no? >> i think you can. we were talking about waiting on the pullback. you're just not getting it. at some point, you have to