It's Thursday, September 20th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Helen joining me in studio today.

From Motley Full 1, Jason Moser and from Motley Full Inside Value,

Joe Maker.

Happy Thursday, guys.

Happy Thursday, guys. Happy Thursday, guys. We're going to wrap up the week with a round of undervalued, overvalued, and overlooked,

and we will start of course with the undervalued stocks.

Joe, what do you got? What's on your radar that's an undervalued stocks. Joe what do you got what's on your radar that's an

undervalued stock? TD Ameritrade it's a company that I'm assuming a lot of

investors are familiar with they've got some of my money yeah well they got a

lot of clients about 5.7 million accounts.

5,000 registered investment advisors use these guys and it's a very sticky business once you

are with the brokerage odds are you aren't likely to leave and these guys make money when you make a trade but they also make money on the funds that you have to sit in their idols so on fees and they collect a rip on the amount from funds that you have in money markets. So that is kind of a

latent base of revenue that hasn't done much for them lately because interest rates

are so low. Big picture when rates go higher, they're going to make a lot more on top of that.

And right now I think trading volume is near a cyclical low and interest rates certainly couldn't get much closer to zero.

Maybe Japan could convince me otherwise, but they're pretty low and I think realistically

they're going to go a lot higher.

So in both cases, I think you'll see a rebound in commission revenue and

on fee-related revenue and you will get the valuation right now and there's definitely

not a premium for either of those baked in the stock price.

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