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🗓️ 21 December 2016

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Nike’s posts strong 2nd quarter profits, but Wall Street isn’t impressed. Investor-at-large Tim Hanson discusses why the taco business offer a more straightforward value proposition than the financial industry and offers a pairs trade involving CARBO Ceramics and Flowtech Fluidpower.

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0:00.0	This episode of Market Foolery is brought to you by Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans.
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0:13.8	It's Wednesday, December 21st.
0:17.8	Welcome to Market Fullry.
0:18.8	I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today.
0:21.2	Investor at Large, Tim Hanson.
0:23.0	Hi, good to see you.
0:24.0	Thanks.
0:25.0	We're back in our usual studio.
0:26.0	I may have been doing a little griping.
0:28.0	Where were you, where had you been located?
0:31.0	Well, so here in Studio 4 4 the lighting grid has been redone right and as
0:36.1	the listeners can tell the lighting looks amazing. Do we call the Studio 4? I just
0:40.0	shorthand it's the it's the fourth floor studio you know saving a few syllables yeah
0:44.4	so we were taping up in up in the fifth floor studio five studio yeah the Mackey
0:48.9	Mac you we got a bunch of things to get to today.
0:54.0	Let's start with Nike though.
0:57.0	Let me give a little context here.
0:59.0	There are 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average.
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