It's Tuesday, September 29th.

Welcome to Mark O'Leary. I'm Chris Hill.

With me today, the one-in-only, Jason Moser.

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We've got another retailer gearing up for the holidays. We have another tech giant.

I'm not sure how to categorize this story. We'll get to it soon enough.

We're going to start with the spice maker though because shares of McCormack are actually down a little bit despite the fact that McCormick's third quarter profits in revenue came in higher than expected. They also announced a two for one stock split. I want to get to the stock split in a minute

I'm assuming the slight drop 1 2% that we're seeing in the stock is the guidance

because McCormick if I understand this correctly they resumed

their fiscal year guidance and it was a little bit lower than Wall Street was

expecting.

Maybe I mean it based on the numbers I had seen, that guidance they resumed was right in the range that had been,

the average expectations that had been on the street for some time now.

But yeah, they had pulled guidance a little while back and felt

comfortable in getting back into it this quarter you know I think it's probably a

couple of things I mean let's remember this is never a cheap looking stock relative to

its growth rates.

And so right now, I mean, it's trading at

at around 33, 34 times full year estimates.

But you're talking about a company that's,

yeah, they're putting up five, six, seven percent

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