taly -- anything that is a spread in the risk contact trade is getting curve. we do is -- hurt.t will not be the linear price action. jon: i keep peering about this, and a lot of people describing it is rolling bear market free is that how you would describe it? em equities on the brink of a bear market, is that what all of this is where the united states is not decoupling, just lagging? >> yeah, it does feel that the way. you get these idiosyncratic problems which added up to a more systemic problem. seeing problems right away and lots of different markets but that is all about the liquidity. it is exposing the tensions and troubles around the world which are coming out aggressively. you get an em blowup and there is nothing to stop it from happening. andget a commodity rank there is very little to stop it. quite nice, a lot more choices and things that we can do, but it is going to be a rusty year. not leaning so much on the central banks. jon: let's talk about em. with the columnist earlier this week, take a look. >> if you are overexposed to turkey, i would reduce exposure.

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they were about to be overrun n cause they are enemies of the tali well. and the government rather than treat them as prisoners treated them as guests which caused quite a scandal, angered american leaders as well. >> because there are still citizens who have had to deal with the atrocities that the islamic state inflicted upon them, right? >> that's for sure, yeah. and you know, they, thleeir ers said if anyone has any charges against them they should come forward. d by that morning 50 people had come forwardom toain about beheadings and random arbitrary murder >> let's talk a little about how this political landscapends p shaping out before the upcoming elections. u have these different factions, the taliban is taking military action but they are aso trying to win hearts and minds. a lot of people see the gansi offensive and three over major o fircheses going on by the taliban that have killed about as many people as have been killed in ghanzi in the last couple of days but anyway a lot of pele see all that as the taliban trying to drk dsh ga er credit,

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