New Kid On The Mobile Payment Block

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🗓️ 10 December 2015

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Wal-Mart joins the mobile payment party. Plus, we discuss whether Chipotle executives listen to MarketFoolery and why pricing power is becoming more important to investors.

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, December 10th.
0:03.2	Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:04.3	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today.
0:07.0	Down from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
0:09.3	from Motley Fool's Stock Advisor Alex Shearer.
0:11.7	Good to see you.
0:12.6	How are you, Chris?
0:13.6	I am better for the side of you, my friend.
0:15.6	Oh, that's kind of good to say.
0:16.6	I don't even remember the last time you were in the studio.
0:18.7	I know it was at some point earlier this year.
0:20.6	Just some holiday joy at me.
0:22.1	Thank you.
0:23.6	We are going to talk about mobile payment because that industry just got more interesting.
0:30.4	We probably have to start with just a quick word about Chipotle because it was in this studio yesterday where I made the comment
0:36.8	I would feel better as an investor as a shareholder of Chipotle if the CEOs were out in front, where is Monty Moran, where is Stephen
0:47.7	Elles?
0:48.7	I don't know that anyone in Chipotle actually listens to Market Fuller.
0:51.3	Clearly they do.
0:52.3	But Stephen Elles, the founder, co-ceeo of Chipotle,
0:56.9	was on the Today Show this morning.
0:58.9	Amongst your dozens of loyal listeners, apparently Stephen Elles.
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