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From fool global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money.

It's the Motley Full Money radio show. I'm Chris Hillen joining me in studio this week.

For Million Dollar Portfolio Jason Moser, for Motley Full Rule Breakers and Supernova David Cretzman,

and for Motley Full Pro and Options Jeff Fisher. Good to see you as always, gentlemen.

Hey, hey.

We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street.

We will talk about the computer science of human decisions with author Brian Christian.

And as always, we're giving you an inside look at the stocks on our radar, but we begin this week with retail and beverages.

Costco's fourth quarter profits came in higher than expected thanks in no small part to the lower cost from its new credit card deal with Visa.

Looks like a good deal, but what else did you think about the quarter Jason?

Yeah, I think it was good to see that they were able to present this whole transition with Visa in a positive light.

I mean, there have been some questions. I think at least over the quarter in and how it was actually working out.

I do think the market is probably making a bit more of this quarter than is probably warranted.

Costco is a great business. No, no concerns there, but I think it's very difficult to make the case from today's valuation that it's actually a market beating investment.

And that was the concern we had in a million dollar portfolio for quite some time.

So we did actually end up selling it from the portfolio.

But again, I must reiterate it wasn't because we think it's a bad business.

We love this business. It's just the valuation presented a tough case there.

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