the dollar, look what's happened to oil. anything they say that's going to be out of norm will move markets up or down. i think you're going to get the word patient probably out but say, dataas been a little soft or they might say we still need to see march, april data, because january and february, retail, a few other indications, home building were not good. that's where i think we'll be. >> josh brown, yesterday's rally long forgotten. that's been the theme of late. you get one dead cap bounce whatever you want to call it and the market starts to go down again. the dow in negative territory for the year. >> there's much more dispersal between different sectors, more moving around. i will give you one example, material stocks were up 7.5% at one point this year. they're now barely clinging to a 1% gain. the story, though, if you were to look for one common factor in the first three months of the year is small caps holding up much better than large caps. you see, even today the russell is down like 17 or 18 basis points versus the dow down $100. that's really what i think a lot of people have focused on is this idea that growth is acting better than value, small is acting