It's Wednesday, March 23rd, and this is Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Fool's stock advisor, Jason

Moser, from Income, James Early, and from Motley Fool Asset Management, Bill Mann.

Guys, good to see you.

Why am I always introduced last?

You have saved the best for last.

Bill Mann actually requires a special police escort to come here. for last. It's nice saying, Jason. Hey,

I can actually require a special police escort, but he has to be escorted up from asset management.

We're not suggesting that there are handcuffs involved.

It's something wrong with him.

Nobody's suggesting that.

All right guys. Why don't I have a cop? That'd be awesome. We've got the Fed

rejecting Bank of America and Howard Stern suing Sirius, but we begin today in

Egypt where the stock market was open for trading for the first time in nearly two months and it wasn't pretty.

Bill, the market was down almost 9%. What happened?

Well, of all the companies in Egypt, only one went up.

The rest of them were down, what's called limit down, which means that they were down 10 percent.

And in fact, the only reason that the market

didn't close down 10% is because trades for 16 companies were cancelled.

Yeah they closed it early.

Yeah, oh yeah it was it was it was called for rain very early

Was this expected was this a surprise? It was not a surprise at all and actually

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