>>brian: what about security stocks? security outfits? do people start pouring money into that? >> i think it is a mistake to draw a link between a terror attack and long-term stock price movements. when you're looking for the financial angle on terror, i don't think you should be doing that. i think that's a straight -- it's a parallel story. you asked a serious question: what about the secure stocks? they may get a little bump. over the long term, not much change. >>gretchen: maybe that theory that there is no relationship between the two would change if there is another terrorist attack. americans are feeling relatively comfortable since 9/11 and now here we are 12 years later maybe not feeling so comfortable. >> there is long term uncertainty introduced by the boston bombers. i suggest if there were another attack. if heaven forbid there were something else to happen in the united states you would again get that hair trigger reaction to sell at that immediate moment in time. again, i would not draw a