bryan kehly, bk, you got pretty good isms here.ou got pretty good purchasing managers in england, in germany, in india, in china. it looks like the global economy is okay. so i ask you first. are we on the verge of a real stock market melt-up? >> absolutely. >> whoa. >> you're absolutely right. i think people have said economies around the world are too weak. they've been too worried about europe. i include myself in that category. but absolutely. and most importantly, last week ben bernanke told you if you hold cash, you will lose 2% this year due to inflation. so you don't want to hold cash. you want to be in stocks. you want to be in commodities. you want to be in anything that is a hard asset, anything but cash. >> wow. okay. so tom lee, let me go to you. greece is going to get fixed on top of all this good economic data. the ecbs, they'll put more tranches of emergency loans if we need it. and even here at home in the junk bond market, the spread between treasuries and junk is they're rogue. this looks like a very bullish scen