is, youere our economy don't want to do too much deficit reduction now. go witht want to let it offsetting that in the future. it adds some certainty. we clearly haven't dealt with the debt. at least we are not going to shut down the government. the way it has been in the past, there has been no certainty as we budget minute to minute. i think it will have some improvements for the economy. one of the downsides of this deal is it really takes off the pressure of looking the key issues here. population ande retirement and how to reform the tax code and ways that will generate new revenues. those are the hard issues and the ones they keep on punting. but we have been doing is we have been governing by crisis. at each crisis moment we have not really made progress. there are no foreseeable crises in the next couple of years. it will not force them to do something but it also may mean the people who are interested in getting a deal can come together and start working thoughtfully. >> that sounds good. now the we are starting to see some dealmaking in washingt

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renee norris from urban wealth management, dick from rnb capital management, steve rosen from highto youer and our own rick santelli joining us as well. renee, you say why not take profits here if you have a high flyer in your portfolio, right? >> absolutely. absolutely, bill. at this point as we head into 20 14, that will keep people on target to be buying low, selling high. >> at the same time i want to put up on the screen if we can, something bank of america made a point about earlier today. it's that bearishness on wall street, on the sell side, which is typically seen as the most bullish out there. it's at its highest level since march 2009. >> really? >> in other words, wall street a lot of asset managers are still underweighting equities relative to what they used to over the past decade. i get the sense, looking through your notes, are you on the same page. saying you're not getting into the market. if anything, you'll pare back exposure into 2014. is that right? >> we do. we think we had an excellent run. we are constructive on equities, but at high tower-bethesda, we feel we can