When you see 10-year yields, 5-year yields lower than 2-year yields, one of the reasons it's considered a good recession predictor, because what's basically telling you is that going into the future, we are going to see rates have to be lowered. So the smart money, the bond market, is looking out at the whole landscape and saying to itself, as time moves on, something's got to give and then they're going to start lowering rates. So, if you're going to see 10-year yields, you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession, and then you're going to see a good recession,