barrington: it is the royal bank of scotland question.has been in the crosshairs of jeremy corbyn's rhetoric a number of times over recent years, suggesting a breakup of the royal bank of scotland. that is the reality. if we were to see the potential for elections, the market would start to worry the royal bank of scotland would soon become the savings bank and that is a real risk. that is a concern one would have about this type of government. we are talking about a u.k. returning to pre-thatcher economic policy. guy: i'm hearing more of that over the last 24 hours. fascinating. we will leave it there. barrington did miller joining us from janice henderson. we are wrapping up in europe. we are through the auction process. we have seen a downdraft when it comes to european markets. a little one. a little dip during that. the german market taking it on the chin. we did see a big turnaround in the banking sector, but it was the auto sector that was a drag. you probably want to get more analysis under your belt -- you can do so even if you'r

stockings, the first professional team, were grant's guests in june 1869. >> spring 2015, great barringtonn florence sasso a curveball. she's in a feud with steve strommer, the genealogy instructor at her local senior center. >> and i went to the doctor. they doubled my blood-pressure medication 'cause i was so upset about him. >> she's taken a family heirloom, this 1860 baseball card of the brooklyn atlantics, which includes her great-great-uncle archibald mcmahon, and given it to steve. it may be the oldest baseball card in existence. and he's researching its value. but it appears to florence that he doesn't want to give it back. >> you went yourself to the gentleman's house to get it? >> yes. he really wanted to hold on to it. but i didn't trust him with it. >> so essentially, he was trying to help you. he just wanted to be paid. >> yes. >> i may have half tongue-in-cheek, half joking, said, "well, i'm your agent. 10%." but i wasn't really gonna charge her with that. >> you didn't want to pay him. >> i was going to give him a generous gift. but you're not allowed to give them even five

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joey, for you, from steve in barrington, illinois, what is your favorite fintech stock right now?> my favorite fintech stock is not yet public that would be soify. when it becomes public, that's a name you want to own for names that are public, let's talk about the ones we normally don't discuss. you could say visa, mastercard, paypal, american express >> let's talk actionable, joey >> world pay and fidelity national fis. they're going to close the transaction on july 30ling $45 billion. i want to own that on the payment side of fintech. on the processing side, there's a company called genpact their ticker symbol, g congratulations for them for having it. $7 billion company, actionable, scott. we never talk about it >> all right thank you for that, joe. >> i didn't do it in my stephen a. voice or mr. rogers >> you didn't have to. >> dude, so unnecessary. >> comedic timing needs work final trades pete, you're up first. >> all right, so when i look around and i was looking at all this different unusual, when i see them hit more than one day in a row, boom, boom, boom, we continue to