It's Wednesday, September 11th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Fool.com, Matt Copenhagen

and fromotlyful supernova, Maddie Argus, and you know,

thanks for being here guys.

Thanks for having.

We're just talking before and I mentioned watching

C.M.

This morning, a very nice tribute moment of silence

on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

before the opening bell in memory of this day 12 years ago.

We're going to talk Apple, we're going to talk Telecom, we're going to talk retail advertising.

But let's start with a story that we touched on yesterday, but Matt Kopenhaffer, I know you feel very passionate

about this, and this is the Dow Jones Index, the swapping out of Alcoa, Hewlett-Packard, and Bank of America, and switching

in Goldman Sachs, Nike, and Visa, that really must have struck a blow because you're a big Bank

of America guy, so I know that you were personally that really

were a big Bank of America guy so I know that you were personally upset by that.

I was I was personally

personally affronted I felt that the Dow the Dow people are out to get me.

Now, if you needed a good reminder of exactly why you should pay no attention whatsoever to the Dow Index, this was it.

And Matt was actually asking before the show what I thought about Goldman Sachs being added in.

And it makes no sense.

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