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Speaker 3: My next question for you, so then, points of marrying
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Speaker 3: one target and investing in trading and don't be faithful.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about that, because people, I'm.
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Speaker 2: Gonna be real if I can go back and make
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Speaker 2: one decision over again. When it comes to trading specifically,
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Speaker 2: it would be to have one target and one target
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Speaker 2: only and do not dB it because it's no different
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Speaker 2: than like, well, you was killing that corner jump er,
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Speaker 2: so maybe the corner shows like the top of you.
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Speaker 2: But like if I get an area which I know
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Speaker 2: that works, why do we deviate from it? But even
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Speaker 2: in who we've all seen ball players who like don't
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Speaker 2: even have a ratio team how many shots on the
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Speaker 2: interior they will take before they'll take a three, Like
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Speaker 2: we'll see some players take nine threes and won't hit anything.
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Speaker 2: For all of my traders out there, get one target
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Speaker 2: that you can easily hit. And then when I was
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Speaker 2: out in Chistanese and I'm like, you know that trip
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Speaker 2: talk about power of you know, positive thoughts and like
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Speaker 2: speaking things to existence. We talked about this weekend. But
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Speaker 2: the thing that I think I'll probably be for light
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Speaker 2: years ahead if I would have just stuck to one
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Speaker 2: target from twenty sixteen, maybe twenty fifteen through now. Because
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Speaker 2: the most for those of you that want to work
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Speaker 2: for a fund or work in the industry, you want
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Speaker 2: to build like a client base. The thing that clients
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Speaker 2: are looking for from you. It's reliability like draw, Dowlands,
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Speaker 2: Fortino Index, all that like that factors in, but they
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Speaker 2: want to know day in and day out, month in,
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Speaker 2: a month out, quarter in and quarter out. If I
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Speaker 2: give you one hundred thousand dollars, what is my return
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Speaker 2: on that capital going to be? With safety? Every time
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Speaker 2: we create a new target, and for everybody who traded
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Speaker 2: features with us on the Slight brandput yes, if you agree,
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Speaker 2: every time you go to a new target, you then
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Speaker 2: have to relearn the system all over again, and then
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Speaker 2: have to build the confidence to be able to hit
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Speaker 2: the target over and over again, and then all these
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Speaker 2: subconscious doubts coming in, like you can't do it, you
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Speaker 2: don't deserve it, you're not worthy. So if you stick
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Speaker 2: with one target, it eliminates pretty much all of that fear.
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Speaker 2: Any even with long term investing. You guys may not
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Speaker 2: like the answer, but the true answer is to whole
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Speaker 2: companies for thirty years. But if you're not going to
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Speaker 2: do that, you should hold them for five hundred percent
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Speaker 2: return and then and then be.
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Speaker 3: Done and focus on focus on what you're invested in,
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Speaker 3: and doubled down on that you don't necessarily have to
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Speaker 3: know the entire stock market. You don't have to know
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Speaker 3: the entire crypto market. Just got to really really focus
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Speaker 3: on what you're investing in. So I say that to say,
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Speaker 3: looking at my own personal portfolio, I'm not investing in
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Speaker 3: a variety of different things, but I do have a
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Speaker 3: what some would call a decent portfolio. So the AMD,
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Speaker 3: something that we've been talking about for a long time,
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Speaker 3: it's up four dollars. It was up four dollars today,
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Speaker 3: one hundred and eight dollars. Everybody. A lot of people
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Speaker 3: gave up on AMD because it was moving sideways. Stay
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Speaker 3: stay patient, stay diligent with that. IBB. Remember I was
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Speaker 3: talking about IBB for a long time. Another one that
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Speaker 3: was moving sideways for a long time, not really doing anything. IBB,
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Speaker 3: it woke, It's up. It was up four dollars today,
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Speaker 3: almost that. It's fifty two weeks high right now, seventy
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Speaker 3: two dollars, one hundred and seventy two dollars and a
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Speaker 3: half hour, performed extremely well. IBB is the biotech etf anybody,
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Speaker 3: anybody's not familiar, and it's okay, let's talk about this
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Speaker 3: biotech industry real quick, because now they're saying that you
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Speaker 3: are going to need booster shots every eight months from
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Speaker 3: the Corona shots. So you take the Corona's shot and
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Speaker 3: then every eight months you will need a booster shot
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Speaker 3: from the Corona. There are several different variants of variants
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Speaker 3: of Corona. Now they have the Delta variant and then
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Speaker 3: there's a there's a variant of the Delta.
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Speaker 2: They got new color ways every week. Huh.
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Speaker 3: It's like a mixtape. Never can't keep up. So I
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Speaker 3: say that to say, no matter how you feel about
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Speaker 3: the vaccine, different story, we're not here. We're not here
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Speaker 3: for that. That's it. That's not this show. But it
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Speaker 3: is a big business of not just Corona. Corona just
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Speaker 3: highlights biotech, but biotech what it stands for biotechnology, and
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Speaker 3: it's a combination between biology and technology. Uh, it's pretty
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Speaker 3: much if you really think about it, that's probably the
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Speaker 3: most recession proof thing in the whole world. People is
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Speaker 3: always going to need medicine, they get sick. Nobody's never
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Speaker 3: not going to get sick, and technology is what we
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Speaker 3: talk about all the time. But the marriage of technology
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Speaker 3: and medicine, which is biotech, I mean, that's like a
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Speaker 3: bulletproof baby in my opinion, especially yeah, yeah, yeah, yes,
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Speaker 3: because people people will get sicker in recessions.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and when people die, divorce rate is up, domestic
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Speaker 2: abuse is up, stress stresses up. Like, there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of factors that. So when you guys are like, hey,
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Speaker 2: we want another one, I'm like, there's some after effects
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Speaker 2: that happen with that, and I feel like I'll send
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Speaker 2: it to the stock club. Like some people are estimating
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Speaker 2: that the economy will not recover probably for ten to
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Speaker 2: fifteen years, and that's the scary thought. But remember I
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Speaker 2: told you guys, like every recession provides a chance for
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Speaker 2: economic reset. And even with the AI. As much as
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Speaker 2: I love technology, and I'll touch on this real quick
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Speaker 2: because then I'll get in it out because I don't
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Speaker 2: want to tech people on me. The purpose of automation
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Speaker 2: and AI is to eliminate all jobs in the ecosystem,
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Speaker 2: especially for those of our color. So for when I
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Speaker 2: talk to some people probably and I know that you
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Speaker 2: guys like tell me who you talk to. I'm not
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Speaker 2: gonna do that because I don't want to rule my relationships.
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Speaker 2: But automation and AI they're called the perfect slaves. Don't
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Speaker 2: talk back, don't argue, Now, everyone that I know in
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Speaker 2: AI spaces like, we may have forty years, fifty years
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Speaker 2: probably until they're able to interface with each other and
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Speaker 2: dialogue with each other to actually be able to take over.
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Speaker 2: But if we are looking at a possible repositioning and
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Speaker 2: widening of our wealth gap, what would be the perfect
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Speaker 2: entity to do it would be a soulless entity that
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Speaker 2: could replace us. And now we can't say, well, it
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Speaker 2: was them who moved us out. So the tech thing
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Speaker 2: is very scary because it's beautiful in one sense because
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Speaker 2: in one sense of the word, we're kind of playing
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Speaker 2: god with technology. The other part is when you play god,
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Speaker 2: you end up in hell. And the side effects of
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Speaker 2: that is that we are going to have a wider
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Speaker 2: wealth gap. The unemployment rate is going to be a
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Speaker 2: helpable i higher for us in ten fifteen years. So
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Speaker 2: like for those of you that are like, hey, what
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Speaker 2: should I put my kid into? You have to get
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Speaker 2: them to AI coding and technology otherwise they're going to
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Speaker 2: be left behind. And this is not a conspiracy rant.
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Speaker 2: This is for me having like direct dialogue from people
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Speaker 2: that are in the space, So kudos to you. I
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Speaker 2: won't ever reveal who you are, but thank you for
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Speaker 3: And what he said was, you know, they realized that
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Speaker 3: it was just an inefficient way of doing things after
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Speaker 3: a while, because with the with the invention of the
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Speaker 3: cotton gin, you can pick cotton a lot faster with
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Speaker 3: a machine than a person. Yes, but after a while,
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Speaker 3: manual labor it's not efficient. But what Frederick Douglas was
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Speaker 3: saying was like, you know they can still you know,
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Speaker 3: keep slaves because now they don't actually have to put
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Speaker 3: you on the on the plantation. But now you're just
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Speaker 3: working and you're spending all your money and now you
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Speaker 3: know you don't have any money anyway, so really you're
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Speaker 3: just giving your money back anyway. That's a more advanced,
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Speaker 3: high level conversation. I think I have to say everything.
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Speaker 2: We're not victim blaming, and we're not because I hate
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Speaker 2: when you guys see that like you guys are playing
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Speaker 2: a risk, like no, like it's not just reality.
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Speaker 3: So what I was saying is so that that's one
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Speaker 3: thing that just became inefficient is slavery. It just wasn't efficient.
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Speaker 3: So what now is not efficient is a lot of
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Speaker 3: manual labor jobs. So like I live in New York.
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Speaker 3: So there was a time where you know people, you
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Speaker 3: have toll bulf workers, right, and every time you cross
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Speaker 3: a toll, somebody takes your money and they cash your
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Speaker 3: money for you. Now it's jobs. You know, hundreds of people,
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Speaker 3: thousands of people had jobs. There is no tolls in
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Speaker 3: New York anymore. Everything is tollists. They take a picture,
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Speaker 3: either have easy paths or they take a picture. They
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Speaker 3: send you a bill and to mail. So they realized
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Speaker 3: that how much fuel was wasted, how much time was
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Speaker 3: wasted from having workers doing that. We're seeing the same
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Speaker 3: thing with Amazon, ghost stores, with cashiers, We're going to
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Speaker 3: see the same thing. And it's not to you know,
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Speaker 3: we're not criticizing people that work in those type of jobs.
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Speaker 3: I'm just saying it just is what it was.
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Speaker 2: Ajustment.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of a lot of these manual labor
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Speaker 3: jobs are just not they don't make sense, and it's
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Speaker 3: more efficient to hire a robot to get to have
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Speaker 3: AI do the job. So all of this goes into
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Speaker 3: play with the technology that we keep speaking about and
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Speaker 3: why these technology companies are leading the pack because as
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Speaker 3: the world changes, technology is taking over. People are losing
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Speaker 3: their job. So you either adjust or unfortunately, you become
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Speaker 3: a victim.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: So another company that I want to talk about that
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Speaker 3: I'm invested in, Troy actually put me in. I almost
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Speaker 3: lost faith in this one, but he was He's definitely
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Speaker 3: diligent about this. This is another one that was moving
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Speaker 3: sideways for a long time, CRM Salesforce. So Salesforce is
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Speaker 3: finally awake from its coma. If you look at his chart,
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Speaker 3: it was definitely not looking good for a very long
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Speaker 3: period of time, but it's on the rise again. Is
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Speaker 3: up almost five dollars today, two hundred and sixty dollars.
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Speaker 2: Salesforce, Yeah, not that far. I told you guys before,
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Speaker 2: don't better against Bennioff. It's not one of the sexier
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Speaker 2: tech companies like Salesfar is like Tim Duncans like, it
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Speaker 2: gets a job done, but you're not gonna see it
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Speaker 2: on Sports Center every night, like with a bunch of
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Speaker 2: flash he plays. But if you just and even when
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Speaker 2: it's going sideways, I want you guys to think for
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Speaker 2: a quality company, that is like a top fifty company,
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Speaker 2: those are moments in which you get a chance to
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Speaker 2: build a base. Because if you could have bought a
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Speaker 2: bunch of shares at ten seventy nine or to twenty one,
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Speaker 2: said to sixty right now, you would be having a
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Speaker 2: great August, great September, great October. So please write this
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Speaker 2: in chat, like when a stock is moving sideways, that
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Speaker 2: is quality, build your base because the upside is tremendous.
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Speaker 2: I think it went up too fast last year when
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Speaker 2: it got to two eighty four, and then it came
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Speaker 2: from two eighty four and it had a slow you know,
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Speaker 2: and when you're in it. When a company is moving sideways,
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Speaker 2: is drawing down every month, feels like you've been in
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Speaker 2: it for six months. So I know it probably felt
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Speaker 2: like you were in there for four years. But it's
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Speaker 2: back to the upside. Revenue is great, great leadership, like
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Speaker 2: they'll be one of the most time in the companies
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Speaker 2: over the next ten to fifteen years for sure. Yes.
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Speaker 3: And the last one that I want to talk about,
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Speaker 3: that one crazy today is SMH. I've been told my
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Speaker 3: SMH almost every week for the last year. And SMH
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Speaker 3: was up seven dollars today, two hundred and sixty three dollars,
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Speaker 3: not short, not far from his all time high. SMH
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Speaker 3: as the chip etf that we like so much that
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Speaker 3: has been done, done very well. I mentioned I mentioned
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Speaker 3: all of these because you know there's always at least
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Speaker 3: one person every time it's like, well, what's next, what
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Speaker 3: should I invest in? We just told what's the we
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Speaker 3: need to Kanye when Kanye was like, it's like, you
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Speaker 3: think I just told you.
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Speaker 2: I told you the ones that are hot now will
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Speaker 2: be hot later, Like you know you guys don't need more.
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Speaker 3: Yes, this is something that is extremely so we did IBB,
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Speaker 3: we did CRM, we did, SMH, we did? What else
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Speaker 3: did I do? IBB? All of these different ones we've
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Speaker 3: been talking about for a long time. They've been moving sideways.
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Speaker 3: People have been except for smates, but most of them
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Speaker 3: have been moving sideways. People have been frustrated, even Microsoft.
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Speaker 3: I heard people a couple months ago like Microsoft doesn't
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Speaker 3: even move. I'm like, I'm up, like what definition?
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Speaker 2: And I'm gonna be real. People are buying them at
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Speaker 2: the tops and then being mad and then I'm like,
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Speaker 2: I'll give you guys the prices, but if you're buying
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Speaker 2: it a high, you have to wait for that period of
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Speaker 2: when it recedes or recesses, and then it's going to
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Speaker 2: go back up. Like, if you guys call off asks
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Speaker 2: for the prices, I'll give them to you. The only
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Speaker 2: thing you have to do after that is actually keep
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Speaker 2: the Microsoft has been dominate, Like if you look at
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Speaker 2: the beginning of this year, they were at two fourteen
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Speaker 2: to three or four fifty five.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I own Microsoft stock and I have the option.
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Speaker 3: I'm up like one hundred and fifty eight percent on
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Speaker 3: the option. That's why when it's like people like Microsoft
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Speaker 3: doesn't move, I'm like, you're like doage coin where it
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Speaker 3: just goes up a thousand percent. That's not realistic, but
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Speaker 3: it's like, yeah, own big business.
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Speaker 2: He's one.
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Speaker 3: This is one of my favorite quotes of all time.
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Speaker 3: Only poor people think that twenty percent rate of return
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Speaker 3: is nothing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, or some some would rather actually blow up that.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I posted that great challenge. I'm like, you
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Speaker 2: guys can trade into your accounts look like that, or
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Speaker 2: you can get a safe for it. It's crazy because
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Speaker 2: of the market cap of Microsoft. But Microsoft can give
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Speaker 2: you a safe forty percent, Like this is unheard of
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Speaker 2: this side to give you a safe forty percent to
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Speaker 2: just let them borrow your money and you are a
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Speaker 2: co owner of the company and you don't have to
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Speaker 2: do anything else. If for any of you that's worked
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Speaker 2: in corporate for more than ten years, do you primarily
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Speaker 2: use Microsoft or another operate the system, Please put it
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Speaker 2: in chat because it's not only your company that's using it.
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Speaker 2: Like some clues are so obvious that we don't have
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Speaker 2: to say. With Target, like we talked about Target a
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Speaker 2: ton last year. Target's been on the hell of a tear.
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Speaker 2: The low of this year was one sixty seven forty
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Speaker 2: nine at two fifty two like Target moved like a
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Speaker 2: damn stock over the last year. Just invest in quality
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Speaker 2: and then we definitely won't steal you wrong.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, So it's important to be patient people. You
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Speaker 3: have to practice patients. Like all of these things that
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Speaker 3: we speak about, they all everything has its day. You
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Speaker 3: just have to just wait, wait it out. My graduates
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Speaker 3: from my school being forced bad drop bag drop, Mike
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Speaker 3: drop bad drop drop.
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Speaker 5: Coach, the energy out there felt different. What changed for
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Speaker 5: the team today?
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Speaker 2: It was the new game day scratches from the California
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Speaker 2: Lottery players. Everything. Those games sent the team's energy through
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Speaker 2: the roof.
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Speaker 5: Are you saying it was the off field play that
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Speaker 5: made the difference on the field.
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