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it's Thursday October 13th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Mark Wreath and joining me in studio today

for a million dollar portfolio, Jason Moser.

You know, it's a pleasure to see you.

It's always a pleasure to see you.

We've got balloon a-corn in the studio as well. Well, she is wise. She is wise, you know, and it is she. We get that question from time to time.

Sure. We are all about diversity in the workplace and really she's our only balloonicorn in the office unfortunately

But we're looking to incorporate some more balloonicorns into our work

Speaking of work let's talk about an out-of-work CEO. John G. Stumpf, the CEO of, or former CEO at this point of Wells Fargo, announced

his departure very abruptly on Wednesday.

People have been calling for his head ever since this whole Wells Fargo debacle came to light.

But it came as a surprise that he just stepped down not just so abruptly but also because the board of directors over at Wells Fargo had begun an investigation into what had happened at the company and hadn't made any sort of ruling at all about if they were going to

fire him or keep him or just punish him or whatever they would have decided.

That was way down the road and he just said no thanks I'll see you later what is your take on

John G Stumpf pulling the rip cord getting the heck out of there I probably

honestly would have probably done the same thing. I think the bottom line is when

whenever you're in a position of leadership like this I mean it you're

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