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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

It's the Motley Fool Money radio show. I'm Ron Gross sitting in forward the vacation

in Crisill, joining me in studio from Motley Fool income investor James Early, from Motley

Fool Pro and Options Jeff Fisher and from Motley Fool One Morgan Housel, Gentleman. How

are you? Very good, Ron. Good start. It's been a week. Thank you. Sorry. Appreciate it.

Ron's first time hosting if you're just listening and I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for

all for joining us. And guys, thank you for joining me to talk about what's been a pretty

crazy week on Wall Street. Lots and lots of volatility I think would be the word to categorize

what we've been through. And I wanted to start off by going around the table and getting

thoughts from each of you on the week's volatility and Morgan, I'll start with you.

Yeah, I think if you're going to be a long-term investor, weeks like this are going to happen

and you need to accept that as a long-term investor. And two, if there's really good

chance that in five years, ten years, even two or three years, you won't even remember

this week. You know, the same thing happened worse than this actually in 2011. Most people

don't remember or care about that anymore. Fair Jeff, what are you doing? And last September

two, stocks fell about 10, 11% just like now. So my thought is the reason stocks give you

outsized returns over the long term is that they can be volatile in the short term. What you

have to make sure of is that you're not using margin that you have your own money in the

market, that you own things you like, and that you, that you, what was it going to be my last

point? It was going to be a good point. Just tell them look at your face. Anyway, that you like what you own

and you buy more when you get opportunities to and you have a long-term outlook. And you'll

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