Alcoa Needs a New Name (No, Really)

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🗓️ 28 September 2015

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Alcoa splits the company in two, but doesn’t have a name for one of the companies. Under Armour’s investment in golfer Jordan Spieth continues to pay off. Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag to make sense of Google’s different share classes.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, September 28th.
0:03.6	Welcome to the market forry.
0:04.8	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for a million dollar portfolio, Jason Moser
0:08.1	and from stock advisor Canada, Taylor Markerman.
0:10.8	Happy Monday, Jen.
0:11.8	It's a naughty. We were just talking before we started taping the the
0:15.9	super moon the super moon is it super moon or super blood moon super blood moon
0:19.8	I want to go super blood moon super That's what I want to call.
0:23.0	Kind of a bust in our neck of the woods.
0:25.0	It was tough.
0:26.0	A lot of clouds last night.
0:27.0	There were a lot of clouds.
0:28.0	I was really amped.
0:29.0	I mean, I was telling my daughter's all about it.
0:31.0	And I was excited too. I mean, I like space and all that
0:34.4	that stuff so for me it was pretty exciting.
0:36.2	We got some good glimpses I mean the cloud cover kind of off and on but
0:40.4	right is right as the moon right as the moon, right as the moon,
0:43.5	it was almost at like a full eclipse.
0:45.2	The clouds really got so bad that it just kind of,
0:47.6	yeah, all right, well, I guess that's about all we're gonna see.
0:50.0	You'll be able to find some replays on social media somewhere.
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