As long as value remains stretched in the more speculative end of technology, anything that blemishes it will prompt an emotional sell-off.

There doesn't seem to be any one trigger. The idea of technology being such a high growth area is true but maybe revenue growth isn't as robust as anticipated. It's more one of anxiety by investors that evidence is mounting the Fed may need to be more aggressive.

Our challenges in China are the value in terms of appreciating these pieces of technology, and how much they pay for it.

As with most start-up technology businesses, Napster's technology is of little value without the talented team that created it, so it is an occasion of loss on many levels,

Valuations are getting stretched, especially in the technology sector. There may be some recovery in the economy, but the notion that it will translate into a big jump in corporate profits - the jury is still out on that.

We let them get back in the game a little bit, but I think we grew up because we stretched the lead right back out.