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🗓️ 22 February 2016

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Lumber Liquidators and Ultra Petroleum are both getting crushed, but only one looks salvageable. Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag to discuss a potential buyout for Boston Beer and the latest innovation from KitKat.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, February 22nd.
0:03.6	Welcome to Market Foolry.
0:04.6	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Stock Advisor, Canada, Taylor
0:07.7	Muckerman, and for a million dollar portfolio, Jason Moser.
0:10.3	Happy Monday, Jens.
0:11.3	You do.
0:12.3	Happy Monday. It is a happy Monday jents. You do. Happy Monday.
0:13.0	It is a happy Monday.
0:14.0	Gorgeous weekend.
0:15.0	There's weather out there, isn't it?
0:16.0	Nice weather.
0:17.0	You know, the Groundhog was right.
0:19.0	We're getting closer and closer to spring.
0:21.0	I feel like we've escaped the snow forever. God I hope so.
0:24.1	Nah, you just jinxed us. Did I? Way to go, Moser. Sorry. All right, we're going to talk oil and gas.
0:29.7	We're going to dip into the fool mailbag. Let's start with lumber liquidators, stock falling 16% after
0:37.1	the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that exposure to formaldehyde in the company's
0:41.6	flooring was greater than it had calculated
0:44.6	earlier in the month and that people exposed to the flooring are about three times
0:49.0	more likely to get cancer than previously estimated.
0:52.8	And let me just say that one more time.
0:55.8	Three times more likely to get, not the flu, not the common cold.
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