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Thanks for being here. I'm your host, Chris Hellen. Join me in studio this week from Motley

Fool Inside Value, Joe Megger, from Motley Fool Income Investor, James Early, and for million

dollar portfolio, Ron Gross. Gentlemen, good to see you as always. Hey, you just see you, Chris.

The video streaming industry just got more interesting and a couple of internet stocks just

got cheaper. We will dig into all of that. Plus, as always, give you a look at the stocks

on our radar. But we begin with the big macro. In this week, in case you missed it, we had

a presidential election. If you missed it. President Obama was re-elected on Tuesday

night and Ron Gross, I'll start with you. That was Tuesday night. Wednesday morning, the

market fell about two and a half percent. What did you make of that? Well, I think the

election served as a really nice distraction for everyone. And when we woke up the next morning,

everyone realized, including the media, that we actually have to focus once again on the

fiscal cliff and the European mess, which are real problems, and they're coming quick.

And the market just sold off. James? I disagree, actually. I think that the, well, I'm

not allowed to do so. Show's over. I don't disagree with those being

thematic issues. I think, though, that it was actually a pretty close race coming in

the election. There was a good chance perceived by Wall Street that Mitt Romney was going to

win when that didn't happen. We saw a lot of the stocks selling off. I mean, the predictable

happened, though, overall. I mean, the hospitals rose, right? Because Mitt Romney was going

to back off on Dodd-Frank and Obamacare. So we saw banks fall. We saw hospitals rise,

kind of as we expected. I think the two are tied. If I marry you, you know, if Romney

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