 I mean, it starts moving once the Fed starts cutting. Theoretically, it shifts out on the curve, right? So you should start to see the yield curve steepen. As the yield curve steepens, short rates come down faster than long rates. That money would move out on the yield curve and then presumably into riskier assets. It was kind of what I was getting at when I said broadening out of the indices from, say, super quality to, say, small caps or high yield or things of that, companies with debt risk.