Greek, Spanish and Italian bonds. Still, Saxo Bank's Christensen believes the euro will disappear at some point in the future -- and despite hitting 13-month highs -- because he believes overall support does not exist. I 'm not saying it's a bad thing that support is not there, said Christensen, because the ability to adjust your currency is an important equilibrium between different economies and different developments. When that's gone you 're left with a completely different set of problems. The bank CEO declined to give a timeline but said it depends how long the Germans hold out... how long the German population is willing to buy into supporting fiscal union. I can tell you the problem is going to get greater rather than smaller... I fear that the markets will take the thing apart eventually.