It's Monday, July 20th. Welcome to Mark Foolery. I'm Mark Wreath in joining me in studio today from

Million Dollar Portfolio, Jason Moser and from Stock Advisor Canada, Taylor

Markerman, gentlemen. Happy Monday. Howdydy you have a good weekend yeah

very good weekend yeah how about you not as good as a man behind the glass Dan Boyd

who saw two and a half baseball games all over in that stadium that's a packed weekend.

That's good stuff.

All right, we got plenty to talk about today including earnings from Hasbro and Halliburton.

But we begin with Paypal, which starts trading on the NASDAQ today under the ticker symbol

p y p l jesum we touched on this last week on thursday the focus of that conversation

that was more about ebay without paypal right let's talk about PayPal without eBay.

Just started trading today, it already has a bigger market cap than its parent company.

How do you think today is going to go for PayPal?

And more importantly, how are the next couple of days by which I mean years going to go for

pay now? Well yeah I mean we've talked about that spin-off in in

separating the two businesses and eBay has done a very good job in the you

know over the course of the last few years developing a very reputable

brand in that e-commerce space not not not as significant as Amazon to my mind

but but I think still eBay is a place where a lot of people go and they'll continue to do well.

I think the reason why PayPal is garnering probably more of the headlines here is because it's a more

attractive growth opportunity.

It's got a far bigger market opportunity, I think,

versus maybe what eBay has.

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