It's Monday, March 11th.

Welcome to Market Foolry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today

from Motley 401, Jason Moser and a million dollar portfolio.

Ron Gross, good to see you guys.

Happy Monday.

Good weekend.

Everybody have a good weekend? Yeah everybody have a good weekend did have a good reason nice weather I went to the daddy daughter girl scout cany land dance

Wow with both of my girls he it was a it was a can't wait a minute it's a

privilege of candy land the girl scout dance and the theme was candy land was

was there a lot of candies I was just a lot of candy there was a lot of

candy and cookies and all sorts of candy theme kind of things but it was just one of those things

that in a couple of years it's going to be something they wouldn't even think of

doing so I need to take advantage of it now. Not New York once Bloomberg gets

all of it. I had a race this weekend at the end and the Candy Land Dance sounds a whole lot more fun

than now if you can only have half a brownie. All right we're gonna talk

General Electric Dick Sporting Goods we're gonna dig into Dell computer and the drama, the ongoing drama at Dell.

And yes, as Ron alluded to, Mayor Bloomberg and the down with Starbucks.

But let's start, oh, you know what, let's start by saying thanks to American University.

Great time.

Just a quick note, if you caught the Motley Full Money Show this past weekend. We taped it live at the

Kogod School of Business at American University. Great, just a great time.

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