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Europe has got to decide how bad do they want the thing to hold together and if they do it costs money. anybody's going to do a touchdown dance that seems like a dumb idea. all that happened is they didn't get sacked. >> that was former white house economic adviser austan goodsbee and financial problems are killing excitement here in the u.s. the dow jones opened in the red and stayed there most of the morning. s&p down, as well. the nasdaq up by 7. cnbc senior senior analyst joins me now. if it's not greece, it's spain. there are fears of italy potentially, as well. portugal. the global marke...

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Compellingly close the biggest thing he has going for them, voters are saying they want to vote for someone who will beat obama. 80 percent said they was important compared to less than 50 percent who say, is he a true conservative. they want obama beat. >>neil: got you buddy, in meantime, euro, no, we told you it would health us over here and now it is starting. citigroup, the first to indicate the profits dropping 11 percent had a lot to do with exposure to europe. what to make of all of this because my next guest if he is right this could be a preview to coming attractions? an asset manager...

Shows that they're expecting a wall street rebound in 2012. forecasting that next year will bring up 10% -- a 10% bump in stock prices. their optimism fuelled in part by a slow come back in the housing market. the national association of realtors just announcing the number of people who bought homes last month jumped 4%. now of course, the group also had to correct an earlier error, which now shows the come back overall this year is slower than first reported. let's take a look at how the markets are doing today. after a banner day that we had yesterday, we see a downward trend today with the ...

Trace? >> so bah-humbug debate. thank you. the stock markets are rattled today by more trouble in europe. germany failing to raise as much money from a bond sale as officials had hoped. it is sparking new fears the debt crisis may be affecting europe's biggest and most stable economy. here in the u.s., the dow sinking 236 points. the nasdaq dropping 61 points. and the s&p down 26 points. mortgage rates closing in on record lows. the average rate for a 30 year fixed loan dropping to 3.98% according to freddie mac but it's apparently not enough to boost the housing market. we're told this could ...