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radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week. Jason Moser and Ron Gross. Good to

see you as always, gentlemen. Hey, you do this. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street,

retirement expert Robert Brokecamp is our guest. And as always, we've got a couple of stocks

on our radar. But we begin with a few companies that fall under the heading of what I like to

call, trapped at home stocks. We're going to start with Peloton, shares of the exercise

equipment maker up more than 10% this week. After fourth quarter sales rose 172% earlier in

the week. Peloton announced changes to its product lineup. Jason, they are cutting the

price of their core exercise bike. They're adding a more expensive version. They're also adding

a cheaper treadmill. Yeah, I mean, this was, I mean, the really impressive quarter on a lot of

fronts. And I think a lot of us were at least a little bit skeptical when when Peloton first came

public. I mean, I know I was exercise. It's just kind of a difficult market to achieve some real

sustainability. But, but you know, let's also acknowledge at least here the role that luck for

lack of a better word is played in this. The pandemic has pulled forward a lot of business for

a number of companies, right? That's, you know, one of those little silver lining. So by no means am I

saying that the pandemic is a good thing, but there's no question that there are businesses out there

that are benefiting from it. And Peloton is clearly one. And I think they're actually doing a very

good job of taking that for two at its timing and then really running with a ball. I mean, if you

look at the numbers, 3.1 million total members now paid subscribers continues to grow at a

very impressive rate. Revenue is up 172%. I mean, you know, that's not it's not zoom, but but let's

let's, you know, let's give them some credit there, right? Retention rate of 92%. That means that

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