. >> let's bring in dennis gartman because dennis gartman is actually watching that euro drift lower in the after-hours session. dennis gartman of "the gartman letter," this sth going to ruin our rally or are we to a point now where we're sort of digesting the bad news here in the market so the impact is really secondary in that it qul impacts the dollar and the dollar impacts trade here? >> i think getting too concerned about what's happening in europe -- and the euro's in trouble. i mean, it's going to 1.25, 1.20, 1.15. does that have to have a terribly deleterious impact on our capital market? and the answer is no, it really doesn't. so if we think that -- and i think that and have thought for a long period of time that the euro's under duress and is likely to go demonstrably low dwlaerks doesn't mean we have to come out and sell stocks across the board. >> dennis, hold on. we do want to go back toeng'llwood cliffs. mary thompson's at the breaking news desk. >> a ubs banker has been charged in an insider trading case. the u.s. attorney in manhattan announcing charges against two i

, largely because in addition to the dollar impact, we're also expecting to see, according to dennis gartmanrecord level of crops for corn and soybeans. when that report comes out next week, we'll be watching that carefully. rick santelli, to you in chicago. >> thank you so much, sharon. there's so many areas people in the marketplace and the markets are paying attention to. of course, greece, but the notion of greece, something's going to happen, pretty much everyone believes, but the stencil of help is what bothers people. is this going to make moral hazard go more global? these are key issues. rates are up on the week and curves are steeper, but not the steepest it's ever been, but still wide levels. what's that mean in english? all rates are going up, certain rates are going up faster. the dollar's having a great week, even with the down day. and everybody's talking about the swaps being negative. yes, seven-year swaps, ten-year swaps, 30-year swaps have been negative for a while. all three of those maturities are negative. what does it mean? it's complicated, but the long and short of i