Video: Saving the euro, the flash crash and taking your questions

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Here's video of me talking today about whether the euro should be saved at all, the roots of last week's flash crash and increased pressure on the Fed. Also, I take your questions.

By Frank Ahrens | May 12, 2010; 3:16 PM ET
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Video: Saving the euro, the flash crash and taking your questions