On today’s show the guys break down earnings reports from TJX Companies and Home Depot. Plus they take a look at the deal between Allergan and Actavis, and what it all means for the future of Valeant Pharmaceuticals.

Halliburton buys Baker Hughes, but will Uncle Sam give the deal the green light?  Facebook aims to take out LinkedIn with its new “Facebook at Work” service.  Plus we discuss the world’s dwindling chocolate supply and search for a better name for “Internet of Things”.

Hasbro is reportedly considering Dreamworks Animation as a new acquisition.  Twitter hosts a day for analysts.  Plus, we dip into the Fool Mailbag to discuss whether companies should be reporting earnings every quarter.

On today’s show the guys discuss the latest fine levied against major banks. Plus they try to figure out what Yahoo! plans to do with its new purchase, how Macy’s can face the future, and if the US and China will really ever stop using coal.

Motley Fool Funds analyst Bill Barker weighs in on the latest market highs, whether secondary offerings are an automatic red flag for investors, and Alibaba’s surprising growth.

Why are WageWorks and Domino’s Pizza overvalued?  Why are Xoom and Thor Industries undervalued?  Our analysts share their thoughts and two other stocks investors might be sleeping on.

On today’s show the guys chat about earnings from some of their favorite companies including Tesla, Whole Foods, Solarcity and more.

Jim Gillies Week continues as he and Jeff Fischer take a look at the market post-midterm elections. Plus they analyze earnings from Activision Blizzard, Bridgepoint Education, and CaesarStone. 

Alibaba delivers its first earnings report and Wall Street likes what it sees.  Plus we analyze the latest results from Herbalife and Red Robin Gourmet Burgers.

It’s a Mailbag Monday as we answer questions from our dozens of listeners.  Topics include researching a company, dividend stocks, Qdoba vs. Chipotle, and more.

Veteran finance writer Jonathan Chevreau discusses investing in Canada and why the word “retirement” needs to be retired.

Fool Australia analyst Matt Joass discusses the investing landscape in Australia, “ghost cities” in China, and how American brands are viewed Down Under.

The price of oil is dropping.  We analyze the best opportunities in oil stocks right now, plus the latest results from Twitter and Buffalo Wild Wings.

CVS and Rite Aid disable Apple Pay as they work on their own mobile payment system.  We analyze the battle for your wallet and dip into the Fool Mailbag and discuss short-term investments, stocks for the next 20 years, and Halloween candy.

Caterpillar and Tractor Supply rise on the combination of good earnings and low expectations.  On the flip side, Under Armour’s expectations could hardly be higher.  We analyze those stocks and dip into the Fool Mailbag.

Yahoo’s 3^rd-quarter profits surprise Wall Street.  Plus we discuss the possibility of a conspiracy in the oil industry, the investing acumen of journalist Bob Woodard, and why Coca-Cola’s bottlers are a great leading indicator for Coca-Cola’s stock.

Apple, McDonald’s, Coca-Cola and Chipotle report their latest results.  We analyze their earnings and offer stock ideas to Warren Buffett.

IBM sinks on dreadful 3^rd-quarter earnings and drags the Dow Jones Index down with it.  Plus we analyze the latest results from Halliburton and Hasbro.

Netflix, eBay and Mattel all fall in the wake of their latest earnings reports.

Intel reports its highest quarterly revenue ever and shares still fall.  Macy’s makes the first move on Black Friday sales.  Plus we analyze the pros and cons of animated holiday TV specials.

Johnson & Johnson and Domino’s Pizza both reported better-than-expected 3^rd-quarter results, but only one stock is hitting a new all-time high.  Plus we discuss the outlook for housing-related stocks, the Berkshire Hathaway brand name, and Zillow’s TV ads.

On today’s show the guys take a look at the topsy-turvy market in October and how investors should handle it. Plus they dive into the best energy stocks in town, the new deal between Targa and Atlas, and what the future holds for Westport and Clean Energy.

Ron Gross analyzes Carl Icahn’s open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook.  Plus we discuss Costco’s latest quarter and dip into the Fool Mailbag.

Morgan Housel discusses the pros and cons of a strong dollar, the US exporting oil for the first time in nearly 40 years, and recent small cap woes.

On today’s show they guys take a look at the tough news from SodaStream, The Container Store, and GT Advanced Technologies. But don’t worry, things are looking up for CalAmp.