Round one of our March Market Cap Madness Final Four could not have been closer.

Two weeks ago, defending world champion Andy Cross needed to go to tiebreakers to defeat Matt Argusinger, 6 to 5. Last week, Emily Flippen needed to go to tiebreakers to defeat Matt Argusinger, 6 to 5.

Last week, Emily Flippen needed to go to tiebreakers to hold off Bill Barker 6 to 5.

Such is the madness of March.

This week is for all the marbles.

Andy Cross is back.

Emily Flippin is back.

And here you are. You're back, too,

for the March Market Cap Madness World Championships. Are you ready to get your market caps on? Buckle up. Only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing podcast with Motley Full co-founder, David Gardner.

Welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing.

It's our March Market Cap Madness World Championship Final.

With me in studio are Andy Cross and Emily Flippen with their jester-shaped thinking caps on

to see who can out market cap the other for the grand prize. Andy, Emily, and you. The third

player to us the most important is you. You're playing along too with your spouse or partner,

your kids, or your stock market

loving mates who group around the office water cooler? As we get ready to crank up our

market cap game show music, let me just briefly remind, especially our new listeners,

new players this week, how this game works. I'll be mentioning a stock. Neither Andy nor Emily

knows what stock is coming. I'll turn to one of them to talk a bit about whatever stock they didn't know was coming, and that fool will do their best to state a numerical range within which the market cap, the value of that company, falls. Now, the other contestant, and you playing at home, will simply say, I agree, meaning

that's accurate. The stock's value falls inside that stated range, or I disagree. I think

it's outside that range. So you simply agree or disagree, and if you get it right, give yourself

a plus one. That's the

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