today and it was much different than the steve mollenkopf i spoke to last night on "mad money," beforewas so confident that i think it's as close to money in the bank as you're going to get. >> we've got so much going on, jim, i don't know if you had time to listen to dimon and buffett talk about what they describe as a roaring economy and also this new view of not new, but evolving view on the legitimacy of corporate guidance, quarterly guidance. >> well, look, i'm from the andy groves school. it's the late, great andy groves who was so important at intel. he said you can grade managements by a quarter is the seminole statement that he made and if you're paranoid you will survive and the ceos were on a quarterly basis and it doesn't matter if you have guidance or not. the ceos will be at the mercy of the spread sheets. so i've got to tell you, carl, i don't like short termism and i like value creation and what you got from nxti with the zte announcement, that's okay, too it comes in all different colors i like to make money >> on that subject of nxt. you did ask mollenkopf about wilbu