don't overrotate. what'd i tell you at the beginning?se not only does it take you out of the video, takes your buddy out too. >> looked like he had it perfect and he landed ond the back tire and -- >> what do you call that? >> overrotation. >> exactly. >> you know what he shouldn't do? >> overrotate. >> sometimes you do and hope you got it on video. >> seems like a simple thing to avoid. >> what goes around comes around in kind of an odd way in this next very short video. >> okay. stop the -- you're doing it wrong. >> it depends how you look at it. you could look at it as this guy's doing it perfectly right for a great video to be on our show. clearly the spokes have broken from inside the wheel. i'm stunned that that bike is still even rolling. >> it's like practicing for a rodeo. >> it's so funny. it's so good. >> that's great. >>> even if you don't like brussels sprouts, i think you're going to like this latest recipe from jessica. >> hey, guys. today we're making something with -- no, not something with jam. today we're making someth

lower their risk by getting into the market now >> i agree europe is doing better so why not just overrotate into europe i think the valuations are two multiple points lower. as an asset allocator i want to move money into where you are getting better value so we rotated money into europe and into emerging markets after being on the sidelines i believe there's faster growth elsewhere. i want to buy where that growth is >> one thing i might add, i actually like japan quite a bit. i think that also trades cheap to the u.s in my opinion there are slight structural change, is that are happening there. monetary policy getting better more focus on minority shareholders but again, the problem i have with europe, there's no big structural change, is that i can see. a lot of benefits that you're seeing in the european economy are largely driven by currency it counts, but the u.s. actually, whether you like the president or don't like the president, there are things that are pro growth that are on the horizon. whether they get passed or not is another story the regulatory changes will happen regardles