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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio this week for Million Dollar Portfolio

Jason Moser from MDP and Motley Fool Rule Breaker Simon Erickson and for Motley Fool Deep

Value Mr. Ron Gross. Good to see you as always gentlemen. Chris, we have got the start

of the earning season and the end of Microsoft's phone nightmare. We will dig into the business

of baseball with berries for Luga from the Washington Post and as always we'll give you an

inside look at the stocks on our radar. But we begin this week with technical glitches.

The week in technical glitches really guys because on Wednesday United Airlines grounded

3,500 flights worldwide due to a computer problem and if that didn't get Wall Street's

attention on Thursday the New York Stock Exchange halted trading for four hours due to a technical

glitch. Ronald start with you. New York Stock Exchange. That's kind of a scary headline

for investors but worse than the actual effect.

True but for me too I'm walking into the eye doctor and I get a text from our chief investment

officer. New York Stock Exchange halted and I'm like oh great. Next Ron Gross I go into

the get my eyes checked. I come back out still halted. Our later still halted. Our later

still halted. But as you say the first thing is that it's great it wasn't a cyber attack

at least we hope and we believe it's not a cyber attack. It was a technical glitch. You

don't want to see those but it was a software release communication broke down and it

does happen. What's interesting is that things have evolved in the stock exchanges and the

stock market so much over the years that the New York Stock Exchange really represents

only about 20% market share volume nowadays. There are 11 other exchanges NASDAQ being the

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