War on Cash, Health & Wellness, Apple ‘19, Twitter ‘20

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🗓️ 23 December 2019

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

As we head to the end of 2019, we check in with Jason Moser to see how his “War on Cash” and “Health & Wellness” baskets of stocks performed. Plus, we marvel at Apple’s (and Tim Cook’s) performance in 2019 and wonder about Twitter’s prospects in 2020.

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0:00.0	It's Monday, December 23rd.
0:03.6	Welcome to Marker Fullry.
0:04.9	I'm Chris Hill with me in studio, the one and only Jason Moser.
0:08.1	Thanks for being here.
0:08.8	Hey!
0:09.8	So we already recorded the year and review for Motley Full Money.
0:14.0	Oh yeah, that's right.
0:15.0	We did, but I was thinking about it.
0:18.0	It's not that things were left on the cutting room floor,
0:21.0	but there were things that we didn't get to.
0:24.0	There were things left on said.
0:26.0	So I wanted to use this forum to say them.
0:29.0	Why not?
0:30.0	So, yeah.
0:31.0	Motley Full Money coming later this week.
0:33.8	It's our year and review episode.
0:35.4	Not necessarily the apropos of nothing.
0:37.4	I mean, I'm not going to go Bill Barker on you and decry that you hate dogs.
0:41.6	No. Yes, I did listen to that episode, Chris, and I don't believe that you hate dogs. Yes, I did listen to that episode of Chris and I don't believe that you hate dogs at all.
0:45.8	I don't hate dogs.
0:46.8	In it for the record.
0:47.8	I know Bill was playing.
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