 It's kind of a question of if you don't have those aggressive cuts, which why necessarily would you need to if the economy isn't in a good spot? That might prevent a mass amount of money if you're thinking about where does the money go? If it's in money market funds to equities, it might not necessarily be a dramatic pace there. And also Bank of America has pointed this out before. Usually on average, it takes about a year before you see that starting coming out. So I think the question would be like, what does the rate cut picture look like and how that would feed into what the story would be for money market funds?