It's Tuesday, December 17th.

Welcome to Market Foolry.

I'm Chris Hill with me in studio, the one-on-only,

Jason Mezer.

Thanks for being here.

Happy to be here.

We're going to dip into the full mail bag.

We have more executives on the move, but we're going to start with Boeing.

In January, Boeing is going to halt production of the 737 max indefinitely and now seems like a good time

to check your portfolio and see if you own any shares of any company that is a manufacturer

and they have Boeing as a major client.

Because the ripple effect of this could be pretty big.

Yeah I mean it will be big I mean when we talk about the the bigger picture implications here I mean you're talking about a supply chain

where there are somewhere in the neighborhood of a million jobs involved in more

than 600 suppliers in that supply chain.

I mean there's clearly a lot of money at stake here.

Now, with that said, I mean, I agree wholeheartedly

that this is the right move for Boeing to make.

I mean, we were talking about this, back in October,

on Market Foolery, and you and I think both agreed at the time

that their desire to try to get this thing back online by the end of the year was borderline absurd.

It felt like it was rushed and I didn't really, I couldn't figure out how they intended to do that,

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