 I just want people to understand, and you can follow my Twitter column, you can see this. Everybody wants to jump in the first moment, and I always like to look at the source of the selling. And the source of the selling is twofold. One is that Nasdaq's up a lot, so people are ringing the register, and you might not want to get in the way of that. And the second is that there's certainly a legitimate case made by the bears that the Fed might be more on hold than we think, and we thought we were going to have a June rate hike. Perhaps the Fed says, you know what, the turmoil is slowing the economy down, or maybe the economy is slowing down a little. So you lose the financials, that's a bad sign. We always want the financials. And the Nasdaq's been up so much, we have to just accept the fact it could be a down day. So don't be as eager if you feel like you have to buy something, go after something just reported that was good, Home Depot, or go after TJX, which shouldn't have gone down as much as it did. That's an action alert name. But don't be so eager and wait for your pitch. Don't feel like, oh my God, I got to get in. I know that every dip has been a buy, but I also know that sometimes you just say, I want to put my toe in the water, I don't want to put my whole body in the water.