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🗓️ 16 October 2012

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Citigroup's CEO announces his resignation. Johnson & Johnson reports better-than-expected earnings. And Goldman Sachs reports "reasonably solid" earnings.

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, October 16th.
0:03.7	Welcome to Market Fuller.
0:04.9	I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today
0:06.5	from Motleyville Inside Value and from Motleyville Asset Management, Bill Mann.
0:10.0	Gentlemen, good to see you.
0:11.1	Woo-Woo-Woo!
0:12.1	Back by Popular Demand, Bill Mann, because I'll be honest, I've been getting... Gentlemen good to see you who who back by popular demand
0:13.3	bill man because I'll be honest I've been getting emails
0:15.5	the people on the twitter saying where's bill man so you know we listen we
0:18.9	respond they've let me out what are. What are you doing? Work?
0:23.0	With his earnings season, we've got earnings from Goldman Sachs, Johnson and Johnson and
0:27.2	and Coca-Cola.
0:28.7	But Joe Meger, are we going to start with any of those stories?
0:31.1	No, we're not.
0:32.2	No, we're not.
0:32.7	No, we are not.
0:33.6	This sounds like a victory lap.
0:35.0	And that's because Citigroup Pandit
0:39.0	resigned today just one day after the company reported earnings and one day after we talked
0:45.1	about Vikram Pandit being a CEO who basically has got to go and how about that I
0:51.6	think I know make your talk I think the question on the table the
0:55.2	question on the city board listen is this yeah is not does the board of directors at
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