as erike miller reports there's exposure. >> nearly half of the nation's using the euro are in recession. ireland, greece, spain, italy, cypress, the netherlands and portugal and threatens to hurt u.s. companies doing business there. roughly 1400 of s&p revenues come from europe. >> the most affected in europe be the more cyclical company. the industrials, the material companies. they're more sensitive to the economic cycle. >> cisco, ford, honeywell get 20% of revenues from europe and pay 1.9% dividends but it's not clear the payouts are at risk. in many cases the good chunk of european sales come from germany with more stable economies and there are other factors that can help offset weakness like strong cash flow and bombing sales. >> we're not concerned about dividend paying stock for american companies. most have very strong balance sheets. it's been well documented that cash is piling up to a very large extent. >> and there's also the matter of safe investment alternatives. the average dividend paying stock has a yield of 2.75% compared to 1.5% on ten-year treasuries and some are n

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