It's Wednesday, November 2nd, and this is Market Fullery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today for Motley Stock Advisor Andy Cross,

for Motley Full Income Investor James Early, and from Motley Pro, Jeff Fisher.

Gentlemen, good to see you. Chris. Hi Chris. and from Motley Fool Pro Jeff Fisher.

Gentlemen, good to see you.

Good to see you, Chris.

We've got news on Apple, Duncan Brands, and Open Table.

But first, let's hit a little big macro.

Germany reported its first rise in unemployment in a year and a half.

We also got weaker than expected manufacturing numbers for the Eurozone.

And yes, guys, there is still that little situation in Greece with the prime minister who

apparently is meeting with European leaders to discuss his surprise referendum.

James when you look at the Eurozone, what's your takeaway for investors?

Well, Chris, first of all, I'm just hoping my feta cheese and olive oil are going to get a little bit cheaper

soon, but the German news is interesting because it finally starts to bridge the gap between the Greek headlines which have mainly

been just Greek and in continental Europe in terms of actually affecting the economy.

However, the market has been braced for a recession in Europe for a while now, so I'm not as pessimistic

on the stock market as some other people might be.

I think it might be a decent time to buy it because fundamentally these countries

at economic value and that's what's going to carry them through the end of the day.

Jeff, what do you think?

Yeah, as investors we need to look ahead three years or more, which is extremely hard to do right

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