Bert, why issue stock like they did even 5 years ago when interest rates are so low? TJX, parent company of TJ Max, HomeGoods and Marshalls, got a 10 year $1,000,000,000 note in September for 2.25% per annum. The big boys getting money with loans for such low interest had to have had an impact on the markets. TJX today with the bond fall would have had to pay 3.25%. Anyway, that cheap money the big boys got, some had to be filtered in to buy back stock with excess cash flow? Those days may be over?