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Speaker 3: What is the investment opportunity that everyone is missing?

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Speaker 4: I think outside of AI, of course those EMPIC has

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Speaker 4: I think decreasing morbidity rates and quality of life increases while.

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Speaker 4: lose all of your healthy antibodies, I think that will

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Speaker 6: Yeah, isn't that like kind of synopsis of how we

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Speaker 5: This is the biggest business in the country. Absolutely, it

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Speaker 4: Tech may get the most funding, but especially in the

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Speaker 6: So if we're looking at necessities, we're looking at need

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Speaker 4: The only thing I would say about utilities is you

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Speaker 4: But I think we'll see prices come down, then shoot

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Speaker 4: whole bunch of reasons to not invest or for people

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Speaker 4: right now. We don't need another five on top of it.

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Speaker 4: But the correlation is like, because we don't control our

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Speaker 4: supply and other countries have a vested interest in it,

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Speaker 4: ore prices can continue to go higher during times of

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Speaker 4: conflict because of people are going to keep the reserves,

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Speaker 4: usually to themselves. Ultimately, how this always plays out with oil,

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Speaker 4: everyone's worried for two or three months and it goes down.

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Speaker 4: That would be the same case here. Also wants to

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Speaker 4: it is, and most of the people in oil will

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Speaker 4: will see a lot of price manipulation with oil during

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Speaker 6: Yeah, conflict, natural disasters, we've seen that before. Yeah, it's seasonality.

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Speaker 6: So all these things play a role in when we're

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