Ohio is high in the middle, but some states of investing can be high in both ends.

I promise this will make sense soon because Motley Fool Money starts now.

I'm Rick Minars, and today I'm joined by fellow analyst Jason Hall and Rule Breakers lead analyst, Tim Byers.

We're going to take a tug on a security stock blanket.

We're also going to play an improv game with three stocks we think are worth a closer look.

But first, do the naysayers have a Rongo decree when it comes to MongoDB?

MongoDB was one of the last week's biggest gainers.

Shares of the document database platform operator soared 44% last week after posting well-received

financial results.

As investors, sometimes it's instinctive to sell into strength.

If you were on the sidelines, it's easy to move on to a different

playing field. Tim, you don't think it's too late to get in on the MongoDB story. What's your

take on its latest results and what it means for Motleyful money listeners? Yeah, I got three words

for you, Rick. Growth is accelerating. Revenue from the cloud-based Atlas database grew 29% in the second quarter. That is

impressive. For those who don't know what Atlas is, essentially think of the database that you

could install in your own company, but you access it via the cloud. That's Atlas. You can have it

in any of your cloud hosting environments, and it is growing increasingly popular.

In fact, the company added 2,800 net new customers during the quarter, and that set a new record.

One quarter after Mongo broke a six-year record with 2,600 net new ads.

So the big Mo is with Mongo. My apologies, I just see Rick and I start,

you know, I just start riffing. I can't help myself. But if there is a story to key in on here,

it's that the unit economics are getting better. Revenue growing 24% while operating expenses only grew 15% is a pretty good

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