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business cycle have been holding up surprisingly well take brunswick corp., the maker of boats and engines under some major brands like bostondoesn't feel like it should be working here who the heck buys a boat after the fed's hit us with 500 basis points of rate hikes in barely more than a year but when brunswick reported late last no they posted a small revenue beat and a sizable earnings beat even though their forecast for the current quarter was a little light the stock's up more than 7% year to date despite the last couple days how the heck can this make it one of the most discretionary products on earth be doing fine right now? on tuesday night we got a chance to speak with david foulkes. he's the ceo of brunswick corp but our interview was pre-empt bid president biden's remarks on the dit ceiling. so now we'll take a look >> mr. foulkes, welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you for having me again, jim really appreciate it >> what we're trying to figure out on "mad money," we've done a series of pieces on this, is how can things that are traditionally trading down or not doing as well after the fed has hiked so many

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