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Welcome to the show. Thanks for being here. I'm Matt Greer sitting in for Chris Hill this

week. Chris is getting some much deserved R&R. Joining me in studio from Million Dollar

Report Folio, Ron Gross from Motley Fool's Global Games, Tim Hanson, and from Hidden

Gems, Charlie Travers. Guys, welcome. You know Matt, I just want to say, I'm not sure Chris's

R&R is all that deserved since you can do his job. I'm not sure it's that hard to

job. Well, I think I think that that is going to be determined. I'm not sure. I can't

jury it out. Yes, the jury how this goes. Yes, the jury is. Sorry to throw you off to the

jury. Go back to your regular schedule program. It's all right. It's all right. And you

can hear Ron, Tim, and Charlie I should add on our daily podcast as well, Market Foolery.

So check that out. But guys, of course, the big story this week is the stock market volatility.

I feel a little sick to my stomach just having watched it play out on Thursday and Friday.

So we want to get to that. We're also going to talk beer. We're going to talk doughnuts

and pond stars. Is anyone watched in pond stars? Is that a show? No, no. It is a star

study show. Thanks. So let's kick off with the whole stock market deal. On Thursday,

of course, just an awful day for the market. Then we've got this jobs report that comes

out on Friday. And I'm thinking, Hey, Ron, it's a pretty good jobs report. The numbers

sound good to me. And yet the stock market starts sliding again. What is going on?

Yes. So initially, everyone breathed the sigh of relief, including me because the numbers

looked better than expected. In fact, they were better than expected. And the unemployment

rate ticked down. So everyone got a little excited. But then when you kind of look at it,

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