We've got a humble reminder of how hard it is to trade.

Motley Full Money starts now.

I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley Full analyst Bill Mann.

Bill, thanks for joining me.

Dylan, how you doing?

I am doing well. We've got a very fun show. We've got a game that our

listeners can play at home and report back on their scores. It doesn't really get

much better than that for me. I don't know about you. I think we need to talk about rockets to start with though.

How can we not? I mean we all saw the videos over the weekend of SpaceX's engineering

Marvel. I feel pretty comfortable calling it an engineering marvel.

They launched their Starship from Texas and then crucially successfully

retrieved the rocket boosters from that launch using a launch pad and mechanical arms to catch the equipment.

Bill, some people are likening this to chopsticks, but we're going to talk about the business

side of this, but how unbelievably cool is this?

Yeah, when I first heard of their plan, it almost sounded like they were going to have a giant

butterfly net for the super heavy, but instead it it really it really actually did look like

chopsticks the incredible thing about this and now that they have succeeded at it

maybe we can move on but the audacity of not just putting that rocket at risk, but putting the tower at risk.

And if you go back to Walter Isakson's biography about Elon Musk,

most of the team was against them doing this.

This is yet another time that Elon Musk has said,

nope, this is the right thing we're going to do,

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