Thank you, Mr. Kramp.
I have a quick question for GE. The credit crisis affected you in two ways: in the existing business, because all of a sudden, in July or sometime in the fall, you reported devastating losses or an increase in your losses, so that affected your ongoing business; and obviously, your going-forward business was affected because you weren't able to get new financing.
But what happened with the previous business? If you had good assets and not these toxic assets, for lack of a better term, you should have been able to roll with your money if you matched your assets with your liabilities in terms of maturities. Correct? So you didn't necessarily have to go to market if you had your liabilities matching your assets.
Am I missing something? Something happened with your assets where you took heavy losses, if I'm not mistaken.