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Mr. sweeney, fidelity did a survey of your investments and you found three quarters of them dont think were going to go over the cliff. if our leaders come back tomorrow and we go a couple more weeks and suddenly the deal is looked less and less possible and the cliff is getting closer and closer, what kind of impact will that have on the stock market>> weve seen that. as we mentioned, between the end of the third quarter and the past week, youve had volatility in the market. some pullback in te...

Decisions, make investing decisions first. its national to think about rebalancing. when we construct portfolios we focus on the long-term and not short term vagaries of the market. it happens constantly. you look for opportunities where equities appreciated to rebound to fixed income or cash where appropriate. >> ill come back to the fiscal cliff and impact on investors. mr. shay, how aware are consumers about the coming fiscal cliff and do you get the sense that they are fact organize the unce...

Mr. sweeney, fidelity did a survey of your investments and you found three quarters of them dont think were going to go over the cliff. if our leaders come back tomorrow and we go a couple more weeks and suddenly the deal is looked less and less possible and the cliff is getting closer and closer, what kind of impact will that have on the stock markets. >> weve seen that. as we mentioned, between the end of the third quarter and the past week, youve had volatility in the market. some pullback in...

>> chris: if i may. specifically if you have a stock and you see your capital gains, if you sell that stock, could go from 15% to 24% on january 1st, are some people cash out now? >> well, so what weve seen the last year is that people in the search for yield sought out dividend producing equities. with the 10 year treasury yielding 1.5% and s&p 500 2.3% people flocked to dividend producing equities but the pullback in the market has come from high-def denned producing equities that appreciated ...

Mr. sweeney, fidelity did a survey of your investments and you found three quarters of them dont think were going to go over the cliff. if our leaders come back tomorrow and we go a couple more weeks and suddenly the deal is looked less and less possible and the cliff is getting closer and closer, what kind of impact will that have on the stock markets. >> weve seen that. as we mentioned, between the end of the third quarter and the past week, youve had volatility in the market. some pullback in...

Decisions, make investing decisions first. its national to think about rebalancing. when we construct portfolios we focus on the long-term and not short term vagaries of the market. it happens constantly. you look for opportunities where equities appreciated to rebound to fixed income or cash where appropriate. >> ill come back to the fiscal cliff and impact on investors. mr. shay, how aware are consumers about the coming fiscal cliff and do you get the sense that they are fact organize the unce...

Decisions, make investing decisions first. its national to think about rebalancing. when we construct portfolios we focus on the long-term and not short term vagaries of the market. it happens constantly. you look for opportunities where equities appreciated to rebound to fixed income or cash where appropriate. >> ill come back to the fiscal cliff and impact on investors. mr. shay, how aware are consumers about the coming fiscal cliff and do you get the sense that they are fact organize the unce...

>> chris: if i may. specifically if you have a stock and you see your capital gains, if you sell that stock, could go from 15% to 24% on january 1st, are some people cash out now? >> well, so what weve seen the last year is that people in the search for yield sought out dividend producing equities. with the 10 year treasury yielding 1.5% and s&p 500 2.3% people flocked to dividend producing equities but the pullback in the market has come from high-def denned producing equities that appreciated ...