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Last week Teledoc and Livongo, two of the largest telehealth stocks, announced they are merging. The accelerated adoption of telemedicine has pushed their combined market cap from $8 billion to $38 billion in recent months. However, both stocks dropped roughly 20% in the 3 days since the merger announcement.

Was that an overreaction? Is this a buying opportunity? Or does the market know best and anticipate a downside to the merger?

Today on Dumb Money Live we talk to our close friend, investing partner, and favorite medical doctor, Chase Feiger, to better understand the merger and why the market reacted the way it did about these two monster medical-tech companies becoming one.

Stimulus Check 2020: Stock Market Impact. The $600 weekly unemployment benefit coming to an abrupt end. Will Congress be able to agree on a second stimulus package? Today on Dumb Money Live, we reveal how we're preparing our stock market portfolios for 3 possible scenarios: * expiration of the current benefits without any additional stimulus checks (unlikely) * a new stimulus plan with uninterrupted unemployment benefits (possible), or * a new stimulus plan is announced but implementation is delayed (likely)

Electric (and hydrogen) vehicle company Nikola has never sold a vehicle. But in less than a month, their stock has skyrocketed up more than 150% making it more valuable than Ford. Today on Dumb Money Live we take a close look at Nikola and other Tesla competitors to see if there is a good opportunity for us to invest.

The NFL says they are optimistic that the 2020 football season will be played, likely without fans packed into stadiums. What impact will the NFL's decisions have on stocks? We're exploring the stock market's biggest winners & losers based on whether this year's football season is played or canceled.

Today on Dumb Money, the stock we think will be 1st to hit a trillion dollar market cap.