Welcome to Motley Full Money. I'm Chris Hillen. I'm joined by Motley Full Senior

analyst Seth Jason James early and Shannon Zimmering. Guys, happy Friday.

Happy Friday Chris. All right, a lot to get to this week. Coming up.

Walmart gets in on the green scene and Google's cloud rains all over Twitter.

We'll get to those stories. Check the latest news from Apple and as always we'll

share three stock ideas. But we begin with big news from the big banks. Bank of

America city group Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan all reported big quarterly

profits this week. Turns out guys that there's actually still big

money to be made in trading in financial products and in helping

companies raise money. James, let's start with Goldman. Record profits just

six months after reporting its first loss as a public company. They got a big

old chunk of tarp money last year and now they're rolling in the dough this

year. Amazing turn around. How did it happen? Well, I think you kind of answered

your own question Chris. I mean, they got the tarp money and they're partially

betting with house money. But and let me say that all the haters out there

are saying my gosh, what a shame they're making all this money. But you know,

that was the point of the bailout was to give them money to try and go do

this stuff. Congress, Paulson, nobody knew with the time this was being planned

that the market would suddenly turn around for investment banking like it has.

Investment banking is a very cyclical market,

dependent on on on trading volume. And let me clarify two things very quickly.

First, there's a difference between investment banking and commercial banking.

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