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Speaker 3: So here's what everybody is interested in picks for twenty

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Speaker 2: I'll pick of the year, all right.

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Speaker 5: So last year we ended the year, we said Microsoft's

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Speaker 5: Lo and behold, I'm saying that Amazon will be the

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Speaker 5: let's start here. They are on pace to be the

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Speaker 2: Filled and delivered to you. They all so acquired the

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Speaker 5: That means they're going to be bigger than you SPS

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Speaker 3: There you have it, ladies and gentlemen, Amazon Troy's bulleh

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Speaker 2: And so I'm bullish on them. I love Amazon. That's

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Speaker 3: You have it, ladies and gentlemen, Amazon should pick.

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Speaker 3: uh Solana, which is interesting.

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Speaker 3: Solana is interesting because, yes, it is up eleven thousand

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Speaker 6: You guys know what I'm gonna say, Number one most

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Speaker 6: Man, the game is gonna change. I'll say that. And

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Speaker 6: I bed this coin because I remember in twenty sixteen

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Speaker 2: To do so in video was gonna be my number two.

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Speaker 5: And another sleeper and I've been doing this is on

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