. >> reporter: this is supposed to be a happy week for robin davitt. she fixed up her home, put it on the market and was set to this week. >> i told all my friends i was moving into this fantastic house. >> reporter: but then davitt, a disabled veteran, found what she calls sloppy construction during her walk-through. >> i feel so unsettled, so uncomfortable, so faithless about the integrity of that home. >> reporter: news of a recent a.g. settlement about 1,600 kb homes with poor construction leaves her uncertain. she wants out of her contract, but kb told her no way. >> i'm really concerned about what's under the surface that i can't see. attorney alan tannenbaum tells 8 on your side this is why it is so important to do your contract. >> there's really no means at this juncture to get your deposit back. >> reporter: homebuyers come to his firm nervous with after the a.g. side investigations that exposed shoddy construction by builders kb home and dr horton. >> we have people who come to us wanting us to look at a pulte contract or kb home contract an

>> nick coalas, dennis davitt. nick, what are your expectations?ill the feds stoke a little bit of fear and volatility into the market or steady as she goes? >> we think as a desk view as the fed is going to inject volatility. we have got the vix at low levels for the year. we have got market disconnect from oil custom means other if you know factors are at play. and we have a disconnect for what economists are thinking for the fed and what fed funds futures are thinking. put it all together in a pot, you have got recipe for volatility. >> and what do we do about that, nick? how do we take advantage of that to our benefit financially? >> our expectation is that after this volatility you get one final move higher for markets for this quarter becauser coming up on quarter end. and there we like financials very much as a way to play a catch up. there is only two major groups in the s&p still down on the year, health care and financial. we like financials here for a move higher into quarter end. >> dennis, you live in volatility town. this is your worl