they'll take the money and run. >> gary k, on wall street we talk about this all the time.hen we talk about bubbles it's hard to argue at a trillion dollars this might be the biggest one out there. >> well, ends up getting on this little wheel, as you get more money in tuition goes up. when tuition goes up the government says we need to give more money because tuition has gone up and then it keeps going around and around and you end up in the cycle and never ending, and it costs too much for education. >> and it is a bubble. >> and adam, here is the thing at the end of the day right now though, parents are having to bear the brunt and to charlie's point and dagen's-- >> i haven't made a point yet. >> you nodded, but the point is. (laughter) some point maybe the taxpayers are going to have to pay for all of this. >> well, taxpayers actually are paying less, which was the point. states are cutting funding dramatically. i don't think there's a causal relationship here. >> you mean the federal government's not backing these loans? the federal government is not backing these loa

gary k? >> home depot, accelerating their earnings and sales. and a huge buy back. stock acting great here. i think it's going higher in the next through months? >> adam it. >> really good company. had a terrific run. my big concern would be it's not cheap for a mega cap company. >> all right. adam, what do you like? >> yahoo. i know this is a controversial pick. it's kind of an also ran. but it's extremely inexpensive. the stock is up because of some asset sales. there's a real chance marissa mayer could turn this company around still. >> any ceo that tells people to get off the computers and come to work, i love her. ben? >> i used to work for yahoo and they're a very much fun to work for and with. i think it's a very fine company, but again, as i always say to adam, i'm not sure what he knows that the market doesn't already know. >> what should people be looking at, ben? >> buy the indexes, stay with the indexes and you'll get to be rich. >> all right. that's hard to argue with as well. gary k, you picked stocks, but if someone was iffy about getting into the mar

gary k as we love to call you, good to see you. >> always my pleasure. thank you.e hope there. and the foreigners are coming. and they're gobbling up u.s. homes and apartments. last year foreign buyers purchased $82 billion worth of u.s. housing. joining us, president and c.e.o. of the douglas real estate. thank you for being here. foreigners, are compromising maybe 20% of purchases up from before the bubble. >> at least. and it's not going to stop. it's amazing. they are looking at probably like 20, 30, 40 million dollar pardon mes -- apartments in the city that they're n going to live in all year. they like new, they like high floors. dennis: i thought the richest properties would stay ins laula from being in the slump. did the richest houses even go down in value? >> everybody got pruzed the last couple of years but new york was the last one to get hit and first one to come back. dennis: and where are the hot spots? >> they're buying high rises, some new construction. they like new. a lot of the snap built they bought for $55 million. dennis: they're putting dow

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