 But Charles Casparino has a piece over the New York Post. I think it's good. It's well-written. It's easy to understand. You talk to enough Wall Street executives, he says, and you come away with something very unsettling. No one knows what's going to happen with markets and, by extension, the economy. It's kind of scary. I know what you're saying. These guys never really know what's going on, or they would have seen the 2007 and 2008 financial crisis before it happened. Truth be told, they did see it coming, but most were too terrified to say anything, while others, like hedge funders, didn't want to draw attention to their bets.