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We analyze the latest results from Under Amour, Michael Kors and Keurig Green Mountain.  Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag.

 Disney stock hits an all-time high after a blowout quarter.  Chipotle falls after quarterly results don’t quite measure up to Wall Street’s great expectations.  Motley Fool Funds analyst Bill Barker discusses those topics and shares how investors can separate headline risk from genuine risk.

Staples and Office Depot hit multi-year highs on reports of a merger.  Plus we analyze the damage among 3D printing stocks after Stratasys lowers guidance, as well as investing opportunities in the fast casual dining industry.

Despite 4th quarter revenue falling 21%, ExxonMobil’s stock rises & proves that sometimes bigger is better.  Plus we analyze the future of lululemon athletica and the worst business calls of all time.

Dominic Jermey, CEO of UK Trade & Investment, stops by Fool HQ to discuss the investing landscape in the UK and why pension reform is so important for individuals.  In this special Friday edition of MarketFoolery, the guys also discuss individual stocks and play a round of “Buy, Sell or Hold.”

McDonald’s is lovin’ a new CEO.  Facebook’s mobile growth continues to astonish.  And Harley-Davidson struggles with a strong U.S. dollar.  Motley Fool Funds analyst Bill Barker discusses those stories and vast spectrum of Super Bowl snacks.

Apple reports record profits, but as Motley Fool Funds analyst Tim Hanson points out, there is still one important question looming over the iPhone business.  Tim analyzes the recent elections in Greece and the investing landscape in China.  Plus he shares a key travel tip for anyone seeking good local cuisine.

Microsoft’s and Caterpillar’s lackluster earnings are enough to single-handedly take down the Dow Jones Industrial Average.  Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag to discuss shorting stocks.

Mattel’s CEO resigns as the toymaker’s struggles continue.  Housing stocks get a boost as DR Horton’s 4th-quarter profits come in higher than expected.  Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag and offer a sneak preview of Apple’s earnings on Tuesday.

On today's show the guys take a look at earnings from eBay, Kinder Morgan, and Starbucks. Plus they discuss the latest industry that Google could disrupt.

On today's show the gang takes a look at earnings from Netflix and UnitedHealth Group. Plus they dive into the mailbag and discuss how to play the long term future of the energy industry. 

Amazon is getting into the movie business.  Halliburton’s 4th-quarter profits aren’t enough.  Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag to discuss dividend-paying stocks.

Columnist Morgan Housel analyzes the Swiss currency move and how it affects investors.  Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag and discuss what Wall Street market strategists are predicting for the stock market’s return in 2015.

Tesla’s stock drops on CEO Elon Musk’s comments that the company will turn a profit in 2020.  Motley Fool Funds analysts Bill Mann and Bill Barker share why long-term shareholders should not be concerned about that.  We also discuss the latest results from Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase, as well as the business of snow removal.

Back from Las Vegas, our analysts share what they learned at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, including technology’s impact on the future of the video game industry and entertainment.  Plus, travel tips for anyone heading to Sin City for a business trip.

Tiffany’s stock falls after reporting weak holiday sales.  Motley Fool Funds analyst Bill Barker discusses Tiffany’s challenges overseas and shares his thoughts on energy and retail stocks as earnings season kicks off.

Costco’s same-store sales for December come in higher than expected.  We discuss the relative importance of retail comps, as well as how investors can use options to protect themselves against potential losses.

Motley Fool Funds analysts Bill Barker and Bryan Hinmon discuss the price of oil and the opportunities for investors. JC Penney rises on stronger-than-expected holiday sales. And we examine the last, desperate days of teen apparel retailer Wet Seal.

Verizon considers a joint venture with AOL.  El Pollo Loco rises on an upgrade, and Coach buys luxury shoe company Stuart Weitzman.  We discuss these stories and more as we celebrate our 4th anniversary.

Who needs a big 2015?  Twitter, ExxonMobil and other big energy companies, say our analysts.  Plus we make reckless predictions and share why BlackBerry and Zillow are the top stocks on our watchlists.