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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's senior

analyst Andy Cross and Ron Gross. Good to see you as always, gentlemen.

How you doing, Chris?

Hey, Chris.

Ladies, headlines from Wall Street, best selling author Dan Airelli is our guest.

And as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

But we begin with the rising and not the song by Bruce Springsteen.

This week saw rising volatility as well as the continued rise of 10-year treasury yields

and the two combined to make it a rough ride for some investors, especially Andy, when you consider the NASDAQ.

At one point this week was down 5%.

And especially for a year, new investor who's just joined the market to so many have, we've got millions of new investors come into the market,

which generally, generally I think is a really good thing, good healthy, as long as they have the right perspective and the right mindset to be an investor.

And fortunately, I'm afraid many don't.

So that's what we're here trying to help people understand that markets are volatile.

They can be what we saw this week with stocks moving 5%, 10% in a given day.

And especially for the stock level, especially for some of the growth stocks that have performed so well-cris over the last year, I mean the S&P itself is up more than 70%.

And so many of the great growth stocks are up multiple times of that.

It's having these breeders where stocks get sold off and the price falls 5 or 10%.

For whatever reason, and it could be earnings, it could be macro conditions, it could be political conditions.

You have that in the markets and it's very important that if you are investing in stocks, you take that 3 to 5 year perspective.

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