McDonald’s Cruises, AmEx Bruises

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🗓️ 22 October 2015

⏱️ 21 minutes

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McDonald’s hits an all-time high. American Express hits a 52-week low. Under Armour falls despite hitting $1 billion in quarterly sales for the first time ever.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, October 22nd.
0:03.6	Welcome to Market Fuller.
0:04.7	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for a million dollar portfolio
0:07.4	Jason Moser.
0:08.2	Happy Thursday.
0:09.0	Yes, sir, happy Thursday indeed.
0:11.6	I think I say this every earning season, but this is one of those shows where if we wanted
0:16.6	to go for two hours, maybe not two hours.
0:19.6	If we wanted to go an hour, we could go an hour.
0:22.1	Oh, I think an hour is easy. I think two hours
0:24.1	actually pretty easy. We could do an hour. It is a happy Thursday for you know a few guys.
0:29.0	It is but I mean 3M Caterpillar, Duncan Brands, Stanley Black and Decker, Southwest Airlines, Eli
0:36.0	Lily, all big companies, all with earnings, we're not going to talk about any of them.
0:40.6	Well, and we have some others that, yeah, when we have others coming out of the market
0:44.0	closes, right?
0:45.0	We have Amazon today.
0:46.0	I think Google's today is after the market closes.
0:48.2	So yeah, some seriously big names.
0:49.8	We will probably hit those on the Motley Full Money show this weekend. But let's start with McDonald's.
0:57.0	Talk about happy.
0:58.0	Third quarter profit and revenue came in better than expected on yesterday's market foolery. We talked about Chipotle putting
1:05.8	up comps of 2.6 percent and I said if McDonald's had 2.6 percent cops they would throw
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