It's Wednesday June 8th and this is Market Fullury. I'm Chris Ellen joining me in

studio today from Motley Full Asset Management Bill Barker from income

investor James Early and for Motley Full Hidden Gems Charlie Travers.

Guys, good to see you.

We've got news from the World of Oil.

We've got news from McDonald's and Apple and ExxonMobil are both building some new buildings.

We will get to all of those in a moment, but we are going to begin today with the Fed Chief.

Ben Bernanke gave his first public speech in months yesterday and said that the U.S. economic recovery

remains uneven and offered no new steps to stimulate growth.

Things got interesting during the post-speech Q&A, however, when Jamie Diamond, the CEO of

J.P. Morgan Chase, asked Bernanke if new banking regulations will slow the economic recovery.

Bill? Jamie Diamond, clearly afraid that new regs are going to slow growth?

Is that warranted?

Should he be afraid?

On that limited question, I think that he has a point which is that in reaction to any kind of

calamity and we had one in the banking sector in 2008 you find a lot of regulations, new regulations being implemented to make sure

that the same thing doesn't happen again, and it's not unusual for there to be more regulations that are really then are really needed.

And then there's a cutback on them over time.

But in the interim, you've got an over-regulation of the business.

Now Jamie Diamond's company was not one of the worst offenders.

So from his perspective all these regulations and the new capital requirements

are unnecessary for him in his opinion but he he succeeded in in

...