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I'm Chris Hill, joining me in studio this week for Million Dollar Portfolio, Matt Argusinger from

Silvernova, David Cretzman, and from Motley Full Pro and Options Jeff Fisher. Good

see you as always gentlemen. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street, Motley Full CEO,

Tom Gardner is our guest and is always giving an inside look at the stocks on our radar.

But we begin this week with Hurricane Harvey. The financial impact is still being assessed,

but some estimates are putting the economic toll at upwards of $200 billion.

And Mattie, given the size of Houston and the outlying areas, maybe we shouldn't be surprised by that.

It is on track to be the most costly natural disaster in American history, much bigger than Katrina,

about three times the cost of Hurricane Sandy, which we know hit New Jersey in a lot of the East Coast.

It's incredible. And by the way, the majority of that, especially on the residential side,

is going to be in uninsured losses. Because as we know, 95% of the damage was caused by flooding,

which is just an extra devastation to the cost of this storm.

Silver lining to this, if there's anything, is that I think the government's probably going to kick

in some aid. There's probably going to be years of rebuilding, which is going to boost the economy

in the medium to long term. And of course, tens of thousands of households around Houston are

probably going to be buying a car in the next few months, just because those cars tend to be fully

insured obviously. And there was somewhere on the order of 500,000 cars, I believe, that were

destroyed in the storm. On the flip side, though, David, you look at those day-to-day businesses,

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