 Now, let's not get too carried away. Bank stocks are completely in control of the Fed. So if you're buying them today, you better know exactly what the Fed's going to say tomorrow. I don't. We sold some city last week for action alerts because it ran up and was the best performer and then rotated into the worst performer, which by some wells, I still feel that's going to be OK. But I am not crazy about buying the bank stocks without knowing whether the Fed is going to signal that there could be a second rate hike. If they are soft at all, then I think the group gives it up. So be very careful. I think you can buy wells, as we did for action alert, because it just hasn't done anything. But if you're going in and you're buying a JPMorgan, you're going to have to really have some very solid evidence that they feel strong about the economy. And I don't know how strongly they feel. I do think that what they're doing is trying to normalize things. Trying to normalize things, JPMorgan go up a buck.