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Welcome to the Motley Fool Money Radio Show. We are not at full global headquarters.

We are not. Coming to you live from the Grand Hyde Hotel in San Francisco for our Motley Fool One member of that.

And joining me from Motley Fool One, Jason Moser, and from Motley Fool Supernova, Matt Argus Singer.

Guys, thanks for being here.

Oh, yeah.

Erning's Paloos Rolls-On. We will discuss the latest results from some of the big stocks in the news.

We will talk investing strategies with Motley Fool co-founders David and Tom Gardner.

And we are taping this before the monthly jobs report comes out, guys.

So we will discuss the big macro a little later in the show with Morgan Housel.

But since we are here in Silicon Valley, let's start the week with Twitter.

Shares of Twitter up more than 20% on Wednesday after second quarter revenue more than doubled.

And monthly active users topped 270 million.

Jason, I know Germany won the World Cup. But it seems like Twitter won the World Cup, too.

Well, I think they at least won part of it. You know, as a shareholder of Twitter myself, I was really happy to see them turn this quarter.

And I think this is really, this was the quarter where Twitter, I think, gave investors the opportunity.

They could see what management is really trying to do with this company.

You had Dick Costello in the conference call again and again.

They want to be the world's largest information network.

And I think part of the problem investors were having for the longest time was trying to understand exactly what Twitter was trying to be.

And you saw them always comparing them to Facebook and say, well, there's no Facebook.

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