Welcome to Motley Full Money. I'm Chris Ellin, I'm joined by Motley Full Senior Analyst

Seth Jason, James Early and Shannon Dimmerand.

Guys, welcome. Good to be here at the bris.

Lots to get to this week. Coming up, GM returns from the dead.

Amazon shakes things up with the Kindle and the SEC continues to probe Apple.

Whoa, yes, yes, hold on to your shorts. Those stories and more, plus we'll share a few

stock ideas, but we begin with the news that Google is launching a new operating system

based on its Chrome web browser. It's expected to make its debut in the second half of 2010.

Shannon, in terms of the operating systems market, is this a game changer?

Well, are we talking putter, the Super Bowl?

Any sport you want, baby. So this is in letters.

It's Candy Land, Goofy Gough. I'll give it that, but no, it absolutely is not a game changer.

They have some orders in place, apparently, for net book suppliers.

And that's something because Google, for all their endless innovation,

remains an ad sales company. And so they're deeply cyclical, smart about it,

but still deeply cyclical. And they need a diversified revenue stream.

This is not going to give it to them, but I think it's an interesting story nonetheless,

because they are gaining some traction with their Chrome browser,

which I can attest as a fantastic browser, particularly when you compare

to the bloatware of Internet Explorer, because what do you want a browser to do?

You know, what's the main thing that a browser could do to improve your web experience?

It could be faster, and Chrome is measurably faster, particularly compared to IE.

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