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account today. It's Wednesday, October 9th. Welcome to market

foolery. I'm Matt Greer and I am joined in

studio by Motley Full Analysts Emily Flipping and Jim Mueller. How are we doing

today?

All right. Well good well we've got lots to talk about we're going to talk some

PayPal and Uber and we're also going to go to the Fool Labs to talk

Nobel Prize winners. I'm not sure we've ever talked about the Nobel Prize on at least a market

foolery I've hosted. We should. We should and and we are gonna and it has some

business implications. I don't want to give it away, but we're going to be talking some Nobel Prize.

But let's begin with the Airlines and American Airlines and news that American has pulled

the Boeing 737 max from its schedule until mid-January.

Now Emily, the 737 max has been removed from all airline schedules, has not been allowed to fly since mid-March.

So that part isn't news.

The news is that it's going to be until mid-January for American.

Southwest won't be flying the 737 max until January 5th, United until

December 19th. So what do you make of the American news and the 737 max?

Well this means for American Airlines that they're going to be having to cancel

about 140 flights a day on average so it's definitely financially impacting the

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