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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, Chris. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We will

dig into the entertainment industry. And as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our

radar. But we begin with the market writ large in a week where the unemployment number hit

40 million over the past 10 weeks. Ron Gross, we also have the S&P 500 basically where

it was seven months ago when unemployment was so much lower. Back in late October, that

was an all time high for the market. S&P 500 still down about 7% year to date. But I continue

to be surprised and a little bit confused by how well the market is doing.

Yes. Don't throw from kind of getting closer to even. That's actually up. Conventional

wisdom at December 31st said the market was overvalued at about 23 times earnings. That

was when we had a stark low unemployment and earnings that were really solid. Now we

have not that and the markets were getting back to where we were there. So there's a lot

of folks that are concerned that a market has gotten ahead of itself. Even I love the

optimism of hoping a vaccine comes and hoping we get back to business. But we're not going

to get back to the levels we saw at December 31st anytime soon. So for the market to be approaching

those levels seems to me that it's getting a bit ahead of itself. And I hope I'm wrong

because I love when the market goes up. Jason, what about you?

Well, I mean, yeah, we we fell really far really quickly, right? And we've certainly gained

some of that ground back. I mean, I think neurons right? And then probably generally speaking

a pretty glass half full attitude out there today in that there is, you know, at some point

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