MarketFoolery: 10.18.2012

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🗓️ 18 October 2012

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Shares of Verizon climb on strong earnings. Shares of eBay approach an eight year high. And shares of American Express slide on weaker-than-expected earnings.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, October 18th.
0:04.0	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:05.0	I'm Chris Ellen joining me in studio today
0:07.0	for Motley Full Inside Value, Joe Meager,
0:09.0	and for Motley Full Asset Management, Bill Mann.
0:11.0	Happy Thursday, guys.
0:12.0	Happy Thursday. Hello, Chris Thursday guys. Happy Thursday.
0:13.0	Earnings-Palusa rolls on, but we got a little bit of housekeeping to do because...
0:18.0	Don't bring this up.
0:19.0	I gotta bring this up because on Tuesday when the three of us were in this room one of the companies we talked
0:24.1	about was Johnson and Johnson and someone on the interwebs some analysts had
0:29.6	made some comment about like oh the stock is is approaching breakout range which seemed
0:34.0	ridiculous would seem ridiculous because this is a stock I mean Johnson and
0:37.5	Johnson the stocks basically traded in a range from 61 to 68 yeah well it was a
0:42.4	double candlestick condor 50 day
0:44.8	Iron Cross.
0:45.8	Iron Cross DMA. And we all we all had a good laugh but Bill man you were the
0:50.1	one really leading the charge. That's right and I plunged the sword in but I and in in
0:56.8	the intervening time it's moved it's actually moved it's up what 2%
1:01.0	2% that day? About 72.
1:03.0	So it is moved 5% in two percent in two plus trading days.
1:08.0	Right.
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