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bell exchange with die yawn, peter anderson from congress wealth management, hank smith from heatherford investments, steve sax from pro shares advisors, and our own robert pisani. peter anderson, at least two houses on the street are now, as a result of the jobs report on thursday, saying that they think the fed will start to actually raise interest rates sooner than expected, maybe as soon as next year right about now. would that be good or bad for stocks? >> well, it depends. it depends on how earnings are going to come up, bill. you know, if earnings look really strong, which i do think is going to happen this quarter and the next, then you would expect rates to increase slightly. that's all in alignment with the perfect picture of recovery. i think what's happened, though, is that many people are confused. we don't have clear signals yet. we've been saying this now for several years, but i just don't think we have across-the-board, clear signals that we are in clear air, clear sailing. and you know, i also get a sense that if you pull on this earnings thread a bit, you might actually unravel more fabr