dani: this very well could have been, viacom issuing a stock split and because of that, they saw the share price fall. it could be that. it could be one of the other shares. either way, some pretty major losses forced a margin call, forced this liquidation. what we are learning in the aftermath is sources tell us banks had a call saying let's not move on this right away, let's try to exit these positions in an orderly fashion because of what we have seen unfold. it looks like someone like goldman sachs did break rank. they have these big locks rates on friday during market hours. anyone who executes these kinds of lock trades, you don't want to do it during the market hours because it can have the effect of actually moving the underlying stock. for all the banks left that need to still get rid of these positions, there had a pretty sizable disadvantage. the market has already moved so that means losses they will face from this will be greater. it really is every bank for themselves at this point. mark: good morning. i guess the key question everyone is wondering is is there more sell