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sa: more of the consultant domesticre of the mergers. we are not getting the sense the types of deals that you're talking about just yet. guy: stephenuestion. the swiss franc, it used to benefit when europe saw political turbulence. money flowed into this was economy. stephen: or money didn't flow out. catalonia is out there, where is the french franc -- the swiss franc going? catalonia is outstephen: lower. if you go back and look at the balance of data for the ones we have available for this year, what you see in the data is the smb through its foreign exchange purchases has been helping the move along, but as the euro has strengthened, they have come off the accelerator a little bit. there has been a shift in private sector flow. there has been outflows from swiss portfolios, investment assets from nonresidents and there has been some domestic outflows so residents in switzerland taking money and putting it abroad. the private sector capital, there are signs their shifting. the problem is you take switzerland with this massive current account surplus, they are going to have a recycling problem. as the swiss franc weakens, they wi