offshore bank accounts, into which tens of millions of euros of facilitation fees were paid by the nomura bankese actions could have far reaching consequences according to him. >> if you have this culture with this risky activity, there is the risk we will have a social revolt and the civil war. ♪ [singing in italian] >> why didn't anyone to anything in the face of what seems to be obvious misselling. at least one did. he told us -- "during my time, i brought up the issues with some of my managers regarding derivative sales in italy. as per procedure, i informed the managers of such concern, then internal compliance, then the most senior management's." he also inform the ssa after he was forced out of his job, but the bank refused to recognize him as a whistle-blower, which would have protected him under the law. the bank would not comment on an individual case. not a single uk-based bank has been forced out -- forced out individuals for highlighting problems within their bank. he was working at an investment bank on a different matter. he, too, was fired. it told us how he was portrayed as a

bank of america. polaris. >> we have a rich country. >> celgene downgraded from neutral to buy. >> that's been a mistake. >> sprint upgrade over at nomura from conversion -- >> look at that. >> cabot oil and gas. >> natural gas, people trying to call a bottom. >> and finally, owens corning. >> it's a housing story. everything housing related keeps going higher. i don't want to get in the way of that story. the no-negligents in the stock. >> it's had a nice move. >> the last quarter wasn't even any good. that's just a belief. it's all a hope. >> many people think housing has finally bottomed. how quickly it grows from that bottom is another story. >> it's a real -- it's been a great place to be. i think what a lot of people don't understand at home is how could it be that the housing number starts are so low. people think next year is going to be a big year of build. >> what's coming up on "mad money" tonight? >> the merger i'm going to find out -- i never play arbitrage for our viewers. i always say ring the register. this may be the exception. >> "mad money" tonight, 6:00 and 11:00. see you tomorrow morning. we have a lot more "squawk