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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

It's a Motley Fool Money radio show. I'm Chris Hill, joining me in studio this week from Motley Fool 1, Jason Moser,

from Motley Fool Pro and Options, Brian Hinman, and from Million Dollar Portfolio, Ron Gross. Good to see you, Jents.

I made you, Chris. We have got a hot IPO, a new gadget warming up, and one retail stock that's going cold.

We will talk with David Faber about CNBC's new Primetime documentary on Amazon.com.

And as always, we'll give you an inside look at the stocks on our radar.

But we begin this week with GoPro, the video camera that is popular with extreme sports fans.

GoPro went public on Thursday at $24 a share. And in the first two days of trading, shares rose more than 50%

Brian Hinman, what is going on?

GoPro Go Harrel, as we know it.

Seriously, is this that great a company that warrants a 50% jump in two days?

No.

That's...

Bottom line is, right now, this is a hardware company.

But investors are not paying 50% more today for a hardware company.

They're paying for what this company can become.

And we honestly don't know, and the company doesn't know exactly how it's going to get there.

Now, the plan is for GoPro to go from making these extreme sport cameras that allow you to film yourself doing things.

Turn themselves into a media company and then sell more cameras.

So the cycle is, convince people to buy cameras, distribute the videos that come off of those cameras in unique ways,

convincing people that they are famous or important, which then encourages other people who want to be famous and important to go buy GoPro cameras.

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