It's Tuesday, May 20th. Welcome to Market Foolery. I'm Mark Reith and joining me in studio from Motley Fool 1, Morgan

Housle and from Million Dollar Portfolio Mike Olson. Gentlemen, how's it going?

Hello?

Things are well.

How are you?

I'm glad to hear things are well with you.

It's always nice to see a smiling Mike Olson in my life.

It feels great.

It does.

Everyone's happy.

We've got a lot going on today in the world of earnings.

Maybe not everybody is happy as we look across the board here.

And we start with Credit Suisse.

In an announcement on Monday, Credit Suisse pleaded guilty to conspiring to aid tax evasion.

That's a new one for a big bank.

In fact, isn't this the first time a big bank has admitted guilt to anything since about the 90s?

Yeah, big corporations get to do something that people can't, which is pay a fine that is the equivalent of about 30 cents for them and then admit

and then either admit or deny wrongdoing that's how it normally works so you

just pay a miniscule fine and then everyone is happy and everyone goes away.

But they actually forced Credit Suisse to plead guilty in this case, which is extremely rare.

What does that do though?

I mean, it's so pretty interesting, shares were up about 1% this morning the

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