At the end of every quarter, a lot of money managers are indulging in something known as window dressing,

where within their mutual funds they're selling off losers and buying winners in order to show publicly at the end of that quarter all the stocks

they have in their fund which they're required to do and they like to show winners.

We don't window dress at rule breaker investing we're not a mutual fund. Why would we do that? What

does the end of the quarter mean to us? It means the market cap game show. Episode 8 coming up.

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It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner.

Hi!

Welcome to the Market Gap Game Show. I'm David Gardner, host of rule breaker investing and rule

breaker investing happens about 12 out of every 13 weeks of every quarter, but one of those weeks

is our game show and I'm really happy this

time to be joined by a brand new contestant my friend Aaron Bush please say

hello everybody honored to be here thank you David absolutely so so Aaron you and I have worked together for years

at Rule Breakers more recently at Motley Fool Blast Off. Spectacular launch of that service

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