MarketFoolery: 02.27.2014

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🗓️ 27 February 2014

⏱️ 25 minutes

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We analyze the latest earnings from Baidu and JC Penney, break down the Mt. Gox Bitcoin debacle and wrap up Oscar Week with more of our favorite movies about business and money.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, February 27th.
0:04.2	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:05.2	I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Full Funds, Tim Hanson, and from
0:09.4	Fool.com David Hanson.
0:11.2	Happy Thursday guys.
0:12.1	Hey, Yo.
0:13.0	Feeling good?
0:15.0	In general? Yeah in general.
0:17.0	I have a hip thing, but other than that.
0:19.0	You have a hip thing?
0:20.0	Yeah, I got knocked down, playing basketball, it's just like, just won't go away.
0:23.6	I think you're officially in old man territory.
0:25.4	No, it's true.
0:26.3	Anytime you have a hip thing.
0:27.3	I was going to say, you're a young man to have a hip there.
0:30.3	You know, I just fell on it and it just just I got knocked down twice hit the same spot.
0:34.8	It's just you know and I don't have a lot of padding down there.
0:38.4	I need like those shorts with the well the pads.
0:41.2	I need the shorts with the pads and then it would have been better but
0:45.0	We're gonna wrap up the week with some earnings we're gonna talk a little bit coin
0:49.7	Let's start with Baidu because fourth quarter revenue was up 50% although they did miss on profit.
0:56.5	For those that don't know this is China's largest search engine.
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