masterpieces opens thursday over seventy paintings and sculptures will be on display yet but not so much trotsky the retrospective is called the cinquecento in florence from michelangelo in front or more to a jumbo loan and traces the development of mannerism the theatrical style characterizing later sixteenth century florence art. the exhibition runs until january twenty first twenty eighteen. the thing i love about europe so much is the quaint little places that you find hidden away from the world he torn is one such it is found in the east of the netherlands and is considered the venice of the north that's because there are no cars there only boats bikes and a lot of bridges the villages himes it just over two thousand five hundred people but it's become a popular tourist attraction and during the day there is a lot of traffic around both in and on the banks of the now. in the morning. it's like a village from another century. no traffic no noise but lots of water and small boats. and in the afternoon the tourists have come in droves on bike on foot and they fill the town. one village two wor

he talked about opportunity in emerging markets and other people on that panel included michael trotskyith the massachusetts state pension fun, and he said within equities he sees opportunity and small captains, also mark baumgartner from the institute of advanced studies believes going long volatility, that that's about to spike. back over to you, scott. >> less loy, thank you so much we'll check back in with you throughout the day let take, jim, emerging markets. probably the most notable china bear maybe on the face of the earth at this point. i'm sure we can find somebody else who is negative. >> both of us, both of us. >> do you think that story has changed at all in. >> it really hasn't. we're less short china in hour global hedge funds now than we've been in seven years but -- >> is that right. >> and there's a big but, because we're finding lots of other things to do in big markets. so china has been, you know, as you know, a reasonably decent place to be short the last handful of years, but now with opportunities in the u.s. markets, some european markets, we've taken some of t