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Do and what does the bank do? how do they treat greece? >> we have seen interesting hits that angela merkel would not let greece go she fought through quite significantly. that's fairly unlikely because the blow would be severe. the reality is that the eurozone problems would be swept under the carpet and you had the central bank using verbal intervention and frankly verbal magic. >> he is there. >> on the road. but the problems and greece's debt it unsustainable as it stands. >> how does it affect us. do we see a declining market or is profit taking going to swing? i know it's hard to predict...
Crush them down with this austerity package, the more the population is squealing and making the problem worse. and it's all feeding back to america, because there's no question that the stock markets will be a lot higher right now, were it not for the fact that you've had this eurozone problems. >> the world markets look at the band-aid solution and it's not fixing the larger problem that greece and europe have? >> it's a case of one step forward, one and a half step backwards of the that's been the story of the last year and it's really sapping our confidence. what is needed right now in the...
Issuing their results, they make some sort of prediction where they think the economy is going. this time around, four out of five companies have been too uncertain or too scared to make any predictions about what's going to happen next. a lot of them are saying we're doing okay, but in terms of where the world as a whole is going, we have no idea. >> why wouldn't they do that? what message does that send to you? >> it's a combination of not knowing what's happening on the political front. not knowing what's happening with the regulatory burden. we could see some policy shifts come in the next...