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If we talk about hidden, it really is quite hidden out there in a very quality business for something of the long term.
Matt, John, that's all the time we have for today.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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Thanks again to our producer, Dan Boyd, for keeping us on schedule.
For Matt, John, and myself, thanks for listening, and we'll chat again soon.
Looks like meme stocks are back on the menu, boys.
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Tyler Crowe Welcome to Motley Fool Money!
I'm Tyler Crowe, joined by longtime Fool contributors John Quast and Matt Frankel.
Today's Thursday, October 9th.
We had a great show today.
We're going to talk about meme stocks because there was recent news about a new ETF that's trying to capture the zeitgeist of meme stock investing yet again.
Of course, we'll do stocks on our radar like we do every Thursday here.
But before we begin, we actually want to start with today's news from a company you don't hear much about the news because they're a great company that tends to stay out of the limelight, and that's Ferrari.
Shares of Ferrari are down about
14.8% as we are taping this after the company announced changing to its electric vehicle strategy and financial guidance that was lower than expected.