that's skyworks, qualcomm. big discounts to the market in the latter two that's why rising rates should not affect those stocks but that's a function of, again, my next point, which is that sure we haven't had a 5% correction or no less a 10% correction, of course, but that's on the indices. that's not on the underlying stocks and underlying sectors the rotation we've seen in the market is like getting musical chairs it's happening every day and those corrections have in some case been very violent so it's a stock-picker's market. that's the opportunity you have to get into those misplaced stocks, ignore the top line moves, the machinations there, ignore the vix which, to me, can neither be a sign of complacency, if you're looking at where it's come from or a sign of the fact that it can go lower because historically, the average on the vix is low double digits, not the 16 where we presently are. so overall, yes. there's always the opportunity or always the chance to mark a correction of 5% to 10%. since the be