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radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week Andy Cross and Jason Moser. Good to

see you guys. Hey, hey Chris. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. DocuSign

CEO Dan Springer is our guest and as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our radar,

but we begin with the continued rise of e-commerce. Last month, Walmart reported quarterly e-commerce

sales growth of 74%. This week, Walmart announced a new partnership with Shopify to expand

Walmart's third-party marketplace site. Andy Smart moved by Walmart, but it is Shopify's

stock that is moving on this one up 20% this week. Yeah, it's been a really nice run for

Shopify overall over the past few months. One of the leaders in e-commerce platform providers

as more and more of the world as we've talked about many times continues to push more of

their e-commerce solutions from the provider side, from the seller side, but then also obviously

from the consumer side as more and more of us are avoiding going out to stores. I really

like this deal, you guys. I think this is a win-win for both players and I think Walmart has been

just really aggressive in moving to their e-commerce platform. Chris, you mentioned the growth there.

And this is just another evolution of what Shopify is trying to do by expanding its solutions

into other marketplace providers. And in both cases, I think it's obviously reaction to

trying to continue to take more and more e-commerce share away from Amazon. So this deal is really

impressive because it partners those two providers. Walmart now, the second leading, the second largest

e-commerce platformer site in the country. And this creates the marketplace, Walmart.com,

which will bring in up to 1200 Shopify sellers into Walmart's platform, ties Walmart's millions of

consumers who are shopping online. It's a really nice strategic move for both players. I think

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