It's extremely difficult. But in terms of some of the kinds of arguments that whether Walberg was sending out, I guess I have two immediate responses. One is the kinds of arguments in terms of the power, the gross, the real economy, absolutely. It's incredible economy. I like to point out, for instance, yesterday I happened to notice in terms of the trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Monday Tokyo time, that Soft Bank did not trade.
Soft bank is one of the major high-tech companies in the world.
So it suggests that, you know, the possibility of risk, even in terms of real companies, good companies with real earnings, not only real revenues, but real earnings. Mr. Gordon, the historian, I'll give do you last word. Well, I think it wasn't a crash in the classic sense. For one thing, the volume was not nearly high enough. In a real crash you have record volume.