It's Monday, May 23rd, and this is Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Fool Asset Management, Bill Mann.

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From Stock Advisor, Alex Sharrer,

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Guys we will look at Crispy Cream's sweet earnings and Toyota's new friend in just a moment, but first, global stocks sank the most in two

months amid signs Europe's debt crisis is getting worse.

Bill, man, I will start with you. Here's just some of the good news. Commodities down, the euro hit a new

record low versus the Swiss franc. I don't know what that means, but it sounds bad.

S&P said it could lower Italy's debt rating within two years.

I mean...

Everything that's not awesome is down.

Yeah, it just, it sounds like a train wreck outside of our borders.

I think the great thing about this is how surprised everyone is.

You know this feels like hey the top story from 2009. There's debt problems in Europe.

The Greeks are rioting.

What a shock? What a shock.

Yeah, so I think the amazing thing to me is that is how relatively poorly the dollar has done against the euro over the last year because I mean you want to talk

about you want to talk about a place with problems Europe doesn't even have the rules by which

to handle what's coming down the pike with Spain with Italy, you know, much less what they're already

dealing with with Greece, which the problem with Greece right now is that they've got a set of rules by

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