5%. you're back to the levels you last saw last november for the dow jones industrial average. it is in a correction. when you look at the s&p 500, this is more likely, john, to be what's reflective of your 401(k) -- >> i just know mine is way down. >> down about 3% over the past year. again, back to the levels we last saw last fall. this is all about the rest of the world. it's about china. it's about a manufacturing number, john, that showed china's manufacturing sector is contracting, not expanding, but contracting. that means less demand for raw materials, less demand for u.s. products, and it means its consumers are likely contracting as well. >> and the financial outlook right now because of this, all of a sudden now people are saying the world may slow down because china is slowing down. >> we don't know how much china is slowing down because chinese official growth targets are 7%. imagine 7% growth in the u.s.? we're at 2.5% right now. but no one believes it's really 7%. and that not knowing how quickly the market is growing, that economy is growing, is disconcerting. this is the 30 stocks in the dow