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a little further ou. markets are higher, but let me tell you something, kelly, i think the numbers will come down. the probability is if you look out further out, you'll come down on the vix and they won't be going up so much. that's what we've been seeing recently. these numbers have been coming down, not going up. kelly. >> all right, bob, thanks so much. >> why don't we stay now with the markets because it does seem like european fears what we coined as eurosis earlier this year are indeed creeping back into our collective investment psyche. joining us now is andre julian, president of trade aviator and rob morgan. rob, i'll begin with you. good to see you again. >> you too, brian. >> is this a european blame game? is it the fed? is it simply more sellers than buyers? >> well, it's a combination, brian. bob pisani kind of touched on that. let's keep it in perspective that the s&p 500 just hit a four-year high on monday. and i've been calling for some type of sideways market, which would be healthy for the stocks. i'm still long-term bullish here, but i think kind of a pause refreshes would be a

a chancellor to do? they are looking for streams of revenue. this is one of them. they're not likely to throw the baby ou with the bath water. >> ifill: let me ask you both, jerry starting with you finally, how aggressively is the nba playing a role? are they pulling up chairs at the side of basketballor courts and just waiting for these students. >> of course they're happy to wait. the longer they wait, the more mature player they get. the more seasoned player they get. and the more marketable player they get. because the longer the player is in college, the more fans become aware of them. someone like anthony davis he's going to b a pyer that the pro fans will want to watch. if he were to stay at kentucky two or three years, you know, that appetite would only grow more and more to see him play in the nba. >> ifill: kevin? >> absolutely. you know, the nba doesn't want to get rid of this rule. they want to strengthen it. they want to move it to two years before you can come into the league. and the nba players association is behind this as well because that means less competition for their membership. >> ifill: thank you both very much. >> t

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