i am pursley never particularly interested in the numbers for nonfarm payrolls.very volatile. lisa: what is the biggest economic indicator, rachel, that you are looking at that affects more broadly the u.s. credit and frankly emerging markets? because the dollar has been the story of the day, of the week. what could make it go stronger and actually disrupt a lot of the consensus trades right now? rachel: a single indicator, i would cheat a little bit and say the financial conditions indicator. it combines a bunch of things. i think the signals we have gone back to as loose financial conditions as we have seen since 2014. we think this means party on for the near part of the year. but as we go into the back half of the year watching volatility, which has begun to move off the floor. if it does more so, it will decompress assets. lisa: it is time for the final rapid fire. we ask questions to each of you. and you have to answer really short answers. the first one is what is more likely to selloff in the next nine months, u.s. high-yield or investment-grade bonds? lu