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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show. I'm Chris Helen joining me in studio this week

for Million Dollar Portfolio Matt Argusinger from Motley Fool Funds, Charlie Travers, and

from Motley Fool Pro and Options, Jeff Fisher. Good to see you. It was always gentleman.

Hey, hey, hey, Chris. We will break down the latest headlines from Wall Street. We will

talk toys with industry expert Chris Byrne, and as always, we'll give you an inside look

at the stocks on our radar. But we begin this week with the big macro. November Jobs report

saw unemployment holding steady at 5%. 211,000 jobs added Jeff Fisher and the two previous

months revised up. This is a good looking report.

It does look good, and Wall Street has had a happy Friday as a result, and people are

anticipating the Fed increasing interest rates. It looks even more likely that they will

about two weeks from now. So, strong enough economy to interest higher for the first time

since 2006 has people a little more optimistic about this December.

Pretty interesting, because in previous times, we were talking about for the show where

there'd be a strong jobs report. The market would conclude that, well, all right, the next

Fed rate hike is coming, and the market would sell off. Of course, it didn't on Friday,

which I think is a good sign.

Is this a signal that people on Wall Street have grown up and have just decided to accept

that?

They're so tired of it.

Oh, let's just get this rate hike done. The other thing I'd like to see in Chris is that

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