Hey, it's Chris. How you doing? You hanging in there? Another crazy week, right?

Don't worry. We're gonna help you get through this. This episode of Motley Full Money is brought to you by Indeed.

We're gonna go through all the big headlines. We're gonna make a couple of suggestions for Warren Buffett, not that he needs our advice.

And we're gonna get you through this. So let's start the show.

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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money. It's the Motley Full Money Radio show.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio this week. Senior analyst Jason Moser and

Connecting from his home senior analyst Andy Cross. Thanks for being here guys. Hey, hey Chris.

We're gonna dig into everything that's gone on this week. Yes, we have some stocks on our radar.

But we're gonna start with the big macro. The Senate passed a two trillion dollar stimulus bill that the House of Representatives will now consider

3.3 million people filed for unemployment.

The chairman of the Federal Reserve says there's no limit to the Fed's lending power.

And yes, guys, in the middle of the week, we had a three-day rally that was the biggest three-day rise since the 1930s.

Andy Cross, let me start with you. Take any of that. Take anything else that's gone on this week.

Where is your mind right now as an investor?

It's a pretty incredible week Chris. I mean, it started with Monday when the Federal Reserve opened the checkbook.

They basically said we are not limiting ourselves when we are buying these assets, specifically treasuries.

And thinking about what they are going to do to support the U.S. economy, really the global economy, continuing to work with central banks around the world.

But they just basically laid it all out on the table. And then of course, the stocks just got wobbled up on Monday.

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