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It's Monday, September 16th.

Welcome to Mark Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today, the one and only, Jason Moser. Thanks for being here.

Howdy. We're going to talk ride sharing. We're going to talk global payments. We're going to start with

oil and I hope you filled up your car over the weekend because Exxon

mobile Chevron BP Royal Dutch Shell all of those stocks are on the rise this morning

and that's because oil prices are on the rise and

this is after a coordinated attack hit Saudi Arabia's oil industry over the weekend forcing

Saudi Arabia to cut its oil output by half, that is, I believe if I'm

doing the math right, ends up being about 5% of global production. But look if you already own any one of these oil stocks

you're you're having a good day. How do you think about this story in terms of both the short term and the long term?

So I will say first and foremost I don't believe, let me double check this in my mind real quick,

but I don't believe I have any direct ownership in any oil stocks.

I mean, it's just, we've talked a lot about on these shows what makes investing in oil so difficult. I mean because it is just a

straight up commodity, I mean obviously a commodity that is very important to making

the world go around in this day and age.

But it's a commodity nonetheless and so it is, it does, it seems like it's always beholden to particular ebbs and flows in supply and

demand and if you're really going to get the opportunity to make some money

investing in energy then you have to be able to, you need

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