 Okay, to me, the partition of the Standard & Poor's 500 is nothing more than someone's measure of future profit. How many of those 500 really don't make the Peter Scheer profit test? The answer to me is a lot. A lot, but on the other hand, you're paying such a small P, like they don't have to outperform by much for those stocks to be really- Okay, fine, but the fact is, how many stocks in your 500 S&P are not profit machines?