>> historically, the russell has underpumped the s&p by a thousand basis pointses over the past six months, that's actually a very bullish sign. that's the end of a correction, not the start of a new sell-off, but the end of a sell-off. it confirms we'll have a pretty big move in the s&p. >> before we had this little mini correction, we saw a declining breath among the large caps. so we'll be highlighting the declining breath on the smaller capsize, but the large caps, it's been a smaller amount of companies doing a lot of the heavy lifting to me, and the s&p really was not able to make a substantial run above 2000. so to me, i think with the qe ending next month, like why i'm skeptical about the continueuation of the rally, i don't see the revenue growth coupled with this global growth concern we're seeing, in europe and in emerging markets. >> it's a fair on the. i think the market has been a little choppy, weak, gotten investors very nervous offer the past few weeks. but on the other hand, i think it's setting up for what will be a seasonally strong fourth quarter. now, i know earnings