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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money.

It's the Motley Full Money Radio Show. Thanks for being here.

I'm Chris Hill, joining me in studio this week from Motley Full One, Jason Moser,

from Motley Full Income Investor James Early, and from Motley Full Hidden Jams,

Chief Investment Officer here at the Motley Full Andy Cross. Good to see you guys.

Say, hey, hey, hey, hey, Chris.

Microsoft has a new CEO, CVS has a new policy, and Disney's got a new all-time high.

We will talk big technology with columnist Charles Arthur, and as always,

we'll share a few stock ideas to put on your watch list.

But guys, we begin this week with the big macro.

The jobs report for January is out.

113,000 jobs were added that was lower than expected,

but Andy, the unemployment falls to 6.6%.

And the U6, the broadest measure of unemployment, falls to 12.7%.

That's the lowest since November 2008.

It seems, you look at the percentages, it seems like a pretty good report, but what do you think?

Well, since stocks rallied on it, which was kind of surprising given the fact

that the number was much lower than what the estimates going out there for.

But there were some good signs, like some of the manufacturing numbers were back.

Construction numbers were up almost 50,000, so that was good.

Some of the adjustments from December and a little bit from November kind of revised up over there.

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