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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money. It's the Motley Full Money

radio show. I'm Chris Ellin joining me in studio this week for Million Dollar Portfolio,

Jason Moser and Matt Argusinger and from Total Income, Ron Gross. Good to see you as

always gentlemen. It's earnings, Paloza. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street

and as always we're giving inside look at the stocks on our radar. But we begin with

the biggest public company getting even bigger. Apple is closing in on a market cap of $900

billion after a blowout fourth quarter revenue and profits coming in higher than expected

and guidance that their next quarter could be even bigger, Ron.

You make this easy for me Chris. Where do you want to begin?

It's up 24% 46.7 million iPhone sold Mac revenue up 25%. When I just have to say Mac

revenue up 25%, China increased for the first time since 2016 up 12% India up 39%

the watch. Remember the watch up 50%. The eight and the eight plus became Apple's two

top selling products at launch. I don't think people were expecting that. The iPhone

X10 or X depending on how you read or think about it is coming out this week Friday. There's

a lot of expectations around them, especially for management who offered strong guidance and

think the future looks bright. You look at the coverage Friday morning

Jason of just the Tim Cook out there joining one of the lines of people lining up for the

brand new phone. What do you mean he couldn't get like an inside track to get in on our

screen? You think you'd be able to get one. It's always funny to me to see how granularly

people look at these phone releases. The eight sell more than the 10. What's the 10

going to do now that the eight's out there? At the end of the day, it's just listen.

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