john stoltzfus: i am afraid so.lot to do with it and europe has materials companies and older economies. as a result of that, it's indexes are going to feel it. in addition to that, i think the fact is the banks in europe have much longer to come clean about their problems. just in the last year or so, in the last few weeks, we have seen improvement in italy. the toes got to take state aid, doesn't it? alix: i don't know. anyway, let's move on. from goldman sachs, a note. we are reading his calls that financials and tech are going to outperform and we will see a buyback with killer sales growth. has that rotation been played out? david: there is a strength in tech that is sort of the two johns point, there is strength in tech a lot of people are banking on which is double beat on the earnings side. also to come back to the point of the europe case versus the u.s. case, the question is if you are counting on banks doing well in europe, you have this story of existential risk whereas the risk that you take on because

so imagine how dedicated this man is putting across the country in a 1948 john deere tractor. meet ivan stoltzfuslike an engine. it just needs a spark. 70-year-old ivan stoltzfus got that spark from his father. >> he said one day out of the blue, ivan, if you have a dream, don't wait till you're too old and physically can't do it just do it. >.report stoltzfus a farmer for nearly 30 years near lancaster, pennsylvania, always wanted to drive across the u.s. and felt a calling to somehow support us veterans. saying he took freedom for granted. >> it got to point i couldn't even sleep at night. >> reporter: stoltzfus decided to combine dreams and drive across the country in this modified tractor. raising money and awareness for wounded heroes. >> are you a veteran. >> yes, sir. >> all right. navy,. h. >> thank you for your service. i really appreciate that. >> thank you. i'm going across america for ptsd programs doing fun raising for veterans. >> reporter: in 20 between 14 he drove from the jersey shore to the beaches of california and now he's at it driving around the country at 14 miles an hour i