because of greece. along with the fact that, you know, we keep seeing prices go up, pricings go up, but we're not seeing a lot of strength in the economy to justify the prices going up. >> contributing factor. >> so, a lot of what happened, too, people in the past that maybe wouldn't put in a sell the stock if it ever falls to such and such a level stop order -- >> put them in. >> -- put them in, so that also triggered it. what wall street is now afraid of, among a host of other things including our own debt -- >> it's only a one-hour show, daria. >> -- is that -- >> we'll have you on all day long. >> is that we had a situation of bailing out banks worldwide. >> yeah. >> now it looks like we're going to a situation of bailing out sovereign countries worldwide. >> well, the european union is now looking at possibly bailing out greece and that's why there's some fear of the ripple effect throughout europe. >> we're paying for that as well through our participation in the international monetary fund. it's going to cost us.