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Selloff globally overnight and thought that this would be a time to get back into the market, a little bit of bargain hunting, perhaps. we're getting a lot of research reports coming out here in asia saying that the reaction to these chinese factory numbers which came out on friday which seem to be the genesis of the global selloff, that reaction had been overdone, the chinese economy is not about to fall off a cliff and it's still unlikely it's going to have a hard landings. on the back of that, people stepped back in the markets gingerly by the look at this, errol. you can see the nikkei, pa...

Pocket. it has a $546 billion pension fund and up to 30% of that will be invested in the stock market to try to boost some cash into it. there are other options despite some of the dismal numbers coming out, factory numbers low, trade numbers are down. but what the central bank here can do, the central bank could lower interest rates if they want to. there could be government investment and infrastructure, roads, highways, the high speed rail line that they're going to build ahead of the 2022 olympics. a fiscal stimulus, and china continues to crackdown on wasteful spending, inefficiency, gove...

So there is still a lot of instability in this recovery. which is why i think it's critical to continue down the path until we have it rock solid. >> neil: so, let's say we do dip in this quarter from that 6% pace. you're right, we might have seen it in existing home sales and new home sales and consumer confidence and retail sales. some factory numbers, all of which have headed south lately. if you are right, then spending didn't work, right? >> no, i don't think it's that. government spending i think can play a critical role. the other piece of this is what i call the intangible factor to th...

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