i'll turn to smarter people than myself, peter fisher and byron wien, make sense of this. e had this joining at the hip of the euro and u.s. stocks, so which way are you going to lean on this trade this morning? >> i think the important thing that's happening is they're moving closer to a resolution of the european sovereign debt crisis. if you achieve that, you take europe as a key risk for the world markets off the table. that's what you need to do, so ultimately it doesn't get me off my bullish stance on u.s. >> i'm going to hazard a guess one of the other reasons why we're not seeing elation in the markets in response to this is that there's big concerns of implementation. you have agreement on reforms, who is actually going to implement them. would you agree with that? >> absolutely. it's very hard to impose austerity in greece. the work rule characteristics of that country are very inflexible. so i'm apprehensive about how much austerity they can endure but i'm on the positive side of that. if they have too much austerity the chance of them growing their way out of it