Do you smell what Vincent Shen is cooking on this consumer goods edition of Industry Focus?

Greetings fools, I am Sean the Crushionator O'Reilly.

Joining you here from Full Headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia.

It is Tuesday, December 15, 2015, and joining me to talk Consumer goods is the one and only Vincent Shen

what's up man?

Crussianator I like that yeah you want to be the rock or something I don't know no I

can't take any of the charity out there I didn't watch wrestling growing up, so I don't.

This is like the base of my knowledge.

You are forgiven barely.

So just to give our listeners an outline,

we're going to talk the Newell Rubbermaid Jarden merger buyout, I should say.

We're going to talk about wrestling because they're about to roll out their Netflixy type service in Japan.

It's actually a big deal. I'm very impressed with what this company's

doing. But first, apparently the ladies, Gabby, over in the financials podcast, started a little bit of a stir trend giving book recommendations.

Did you hear about this?

I did hear a little bit about it.

They got like a ton of emails about like book recommendations for investing financials?

Some of our listeners want to hear about our investing financial book recommendations.

So what do you have Sean?

So this is a Consumer Good show. I actually have a really good book picked out for the tech show on Friday.

Stay tuned. But really not only was it an entertaining book but a book that really drives home the power of owning a slavy of amazing

consumer brands was the 80s book, Barbarians at the Gate about the leveraged

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