Battle Royale: Open Table vs. Titanium Metals
Listen to the Battle Royale, a regular feature in our Supernova premium service where Fool co-founder David Gardner pits two stocks against each other. Which one will emerge victorious?
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* Titanium Metals (NYSE: TIE) was acquired by Precision Castparts Corp. in November 2012.
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Transcript:
David Gardner: And I can just keep this and sweep this right into the final round...
Max Keeler: Let's do it.
David Gardner: Because I think if my math is right, we have Open Table taking on Titanium Metals (NYSE: TIE)
Max: That's correct.
David Gardner: And in the end, I'm going to go with the rule breaker, and the rule breaker here is Open Table. Open Table is a company that often gets overlooked, and people wonder, well how can they possibly compete when Yelp has all the restaurant reviews and I just check it out over there, but as you well know, Max, because you were the one who found this company before I ever did, and I think you made a better investment call on Open Table so far than I have, but I think that Open Table is an outstanding public company and is doing good work and I find myself using the Open Table app on my iPhone to book my next restaurant reservation. I get some frequent flyer points, I keep cashing it in, it's a good, ongoing cycle. I think the restaurants benefit too. Everybody benefits from that ecosystem and so let's make Open Table our Motley Fool Battle Royale Supernova number three winner.
Max: Excellent.
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