Bank of America gets a makeover and we rank five payments companies.

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Welcome to the show folks.

I am David Hanson joined today by stock advisor analyst

Brendan Matthews. Great to be here. I am normally joined by Matt Kopinhofer but he

is in South Africa right now and before we started filming you said you've

actually been there

what is the craziest thing you saw eight in Africa?

Probably the the craziest thing I did is I was within probably 25 feet of a

multi-ton rhino separated by a two-strand barbed wire fence.

Apparently, this was actually this was in Swaziland but it was it was amazing.

There we go. All right going on to stuff a little bit less exciting than that. Going to

our first headline from American Banker. American Banker rhino same thing The headline is, how Yellen will shape Fed's banking regulation.

And this is from, again, American Banker.

We hear a lot about Yellen, her quantitative easing stances.

As an investor, if she's potentially going to be a more involved regulator does this impact the way you look at

stocks in the financial sector whether it be banks payments companies like MasterCard does that change it at all?

At present no companies like MasterCard does that change it at all?

At present no and I would just go back and say what we've heard from Yellen is that she wants to be more interested in in the regulatory side of things

but she's made very few comments on her stance on regulation, so we don't

know what kind of regulation will be.

So for the time being, I'm just looking for great companies, great business models, and

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