Welcome to Motley Full Money. We're here to talk about some of the week's big business

news. Offer up a few stock ideas and share a few beefs.

I'm Chris Hellen. I'm joined in the studio by Motley Full Senior Analyst James Early, Seth

Jason and Shannon Zimmerman. Guys, thanks for being here.

Good to meet you Chris.

All right, good week for the stock market, Seth. Time to pop the champagne, right?

I don't know. Maybe it's maybe a cheap kava, Prosecco. You know, something a little bit lower.

Shelf. We take it where we can get it, right? I'll pop the bottle, but I'm easy. I mean,

I get excited if I find a tennis ball on the way home. This is a good week. A lot of the

stocks. I have been careful over there. I've been watching a lot of stocks. I've been watching

are up significantly over the past two weeks. They may go back down where they were. I mean,

the economy is not out of the rut yet, but the short-term movements as folks out there

may or may not now don't really concern us much. What we're doing here is looking at the

companies. Wait, what are you saying, Seth? I'm saying I'm calling a bottom. It's never

going any lower and short-term movements don't matter. Oh, my entire investing strategy

is ruined. Exactly. And all we're seeing right now is the opposite of fear. We're seeing

a little bit of exuberance whether or not it's warranted. We'll work itself out in the long run.

You can only tell in hindsight. So what we're doing here is we're still looking at the same

companies we're looking at and we're trying to figure out if they're bargains for the long term.

Yeah, just as there's irrational exuberance, there's irrational despair. Maybe we've been living

through a little of that. Although I am inclined to agree with Seth's assessment. Looking under

the hood of that, though, it's interesting to see what maybe motivated the markets rally over

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