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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 this week, Jason Moser and Ron Gross. Good to

see you gentlemen. Hey, hey, Chris. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We

will get into the shark tank with our guest, Mark Cuban. And as always, we've got some

stocks on our radar. But we begin with the market in general. The stock markets rise over

the past month. Hit a speed bump on Thursday when all the major indices fell more than 5%

coincidentally or not. This was the day after Federal Reserve Chief Jay Powell gave a press

conference and was candid about his belief that economic recovery in America will take a

couple of years. Ron, I gotta be honest, I was a little surprised to see the reaction

in the market. I know it wasn't just all in response to Powell's comments, but he didn't

really say anything that sounded outrageous to me.

Now, I think we're seeing two related things unfold. We're seeing COVID cases increase

as we reopen our economy. And then as you say, at the same time, we saw Jay Powell of the

Fed come out and say the recovery is going to be long and slow. So I think those two

things cause investors to say, well, listen, the market has had quite the recovery. Those

institutional investors out there that are more day traders than us fools say, I'm going

to take some money off the table. I'm not feeling so good about this. The Fed is saying

interest rates will be near zero through at least 2022, which by the way, sometimes the

market loves to hear. And sometimes the market gets nervous about hearing things like that.

And any given day, you can pick which reaction investors will have. But I also heard some

good things coming out of the Fed, like GDP will be 5% in 2021. They think unemployment

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