because somm of the selling another global meltdown since it started with some of these international averages to watch, the 50-day moving average and when it falls, it makes you worry in the short term stocks are going to fall, and there's that 200-day moving average. and when that goes below where it's been, makes you worry the decline is going to be longer lasting. now, we lost the 200-moving average, fell below, and then suddenly today it's back up. are you surprised by that? does it make you feel any better? >> well, nicole, and, of course, nicole mentioned that a minute ago, anddthat's certainly healing some of the connect call damage -- technical damage done to the dow. the s&p 500, though, which i follow a little more closely, it's a broader index, you know, it's 500 companies instead of 30, it's actually wwll above its 200-day moving average. it did break its 50-day, and that's painful, and that damage has got to be repaired as well. but, yeah, if the dow's able to hold the 200-day moving average as nicole pointed out, that is certainly a good sign. another good sign that she