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Speaker 2: Sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security. COVID

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Speaker 2: get prepared. So for those of you that are conspiracy theorists,

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Speaker 2: than the original. So I want you to write these

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Speaker 2: You have to break up your time into quadrants of

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Speaker 2: So as we enter this new normal and things are

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Speaker 2: Kirk put up a great comment last week, and I

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Speaker 2: And it was the same thing. Not enough products, MacBooks

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Speaker 2: At least for five or ten years. But they are

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Speaker 2: Rotation is not for you. I've never seen so many

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Speaker 2: Coca Cola. You can google this has five hundred brands

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Speaker 2: So the reason why I'm saying defense, defense, defense, Why

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Speaker 2: got ten shares of it. And it's like, damn. If

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Speaker 2: would have furnished or liquidated everything to furnish those investments

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Speaker 2: going forward. So even if you're starting small, it's okay.

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Speaker 2: It's going to give you confidence to bill later. And

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Speaker 2: sector in less than ninety seconds. So if we take

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Speaker 2: this site is called guru Focus. So let's go to

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Speaker 2: my favorite Let's go to technology. Step one, I want

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Speaker 2: showing to no. Yes, okay, hold on, let me show

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Speaker 2: the entire screen. Okay, yeah, there we go. Now this

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Speaker 2: Step one, I want you to click on the sector.

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Speaker 2: Great Now, After that, I want you to pick on

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Speaker 2: the biggest portion of that pie. So in this case

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Speaker 2: it will be software. It's fifty point eight percent of

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Speaker 2: the market. So we'll click here. Great Now, we'll go

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Speaker 2: to software and let's see who runs that space. And

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Speaker 2: you can see clearly by industry waiting, Microsoft is first,

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Speaker 2: and then you have the other smaller players. Notice nobody's

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Speaker 2: ever screaming damn, I should buy IBM, even though they

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Speaker 2: may have a chance in the next couple of years

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Speaker 2: to go up a little bit higher. Right, And then

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Speaker 2: you can do the same thing with hardware. So let's

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Speaker 2: go look at hardware. We can look at the waiting.

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Speaker 2: Who runs the waiting for hardware by a landslide is Apple.

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Speaker 2: So I'm literally looking at who is the biggest player

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Speaker 2: in the market selecting those and then inside of that category,

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Speaker 2: I'm picking the top two. I don't want the ninth

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Speaker 2: best semiconductor in a space, So let's click on semiconductor.

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Speaker 2: So you can see in video Solid love a lot

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Speaker 2: use this site to see who are the market share

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Speaker 2: look at the five things the market cares about the most,

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Speaker 2: please screenshot this. There's so much talk about what matters

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Speaker 2: and what moves the market. These are a core five.

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Speaker 2: Number one, the stability of the economy. Is the economy

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Speaker 2: doing good or bad. If the economy is doing good,

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Speaker 2: people going to spend more, and even companies that are

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Speaker 2: not that talented or that great we have great management

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Speaker 2: will do well. Number two interest rates. Interest rates have

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Speaker 2: been low for a long time, and when they finally

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Speaker 2: bump this up, man, the market is going to slide

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Speaker 2: back some and all this free cash that we've been

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Speaker 2: getting out of the market and all these easy eighteen

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Speaker 2: and twenty five percent games, they're going to go away.

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Speaker 2: They're going to go away. Number three earnings of a

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Speaker 2: particular company. So I want you to look at the

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Speaker 2: top two leaders, of the top three leaders in the

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Speaker 2: space and see what the earnings are. Number four does

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Speaker 2: not get talked about enough enough, but it's really the

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Speaker 2: number of buyers and sellers. There are more buyers in

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Speaker 2: Tesla than there are short sellers. For all the short sellers,

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Speaker 2: may you rest in peace, stop short in Tesla. And

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Speaker 2: number five, who is best in a category investment? Is

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Speaker 2: not that Even when we did the mind share exercise,

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Speaker 2: no one is named of the fifteenth best player in

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Speaker 2: the space. And we are in an efficiency era and

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Speaker 2: this will not go away. So before it was the

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Speaker 2: information age, but the companies that will dominate now are

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Speaker 2: the ones that will make our lives easier, get things

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Speaker 2: for us faster, and save us money. So like Roku, Netflix, Zillo.

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Speaker 2: So if you guys have not looked, Zillo is now

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Speaker 2: make an offer on houses. So for my real estate agents,

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Speaker 2: you're going to have to find a way to take

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Speaker 2: care of your customers and clients more and also sell

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Speaker 2: them houses faster because the biggest player in the space

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Speaker 2: is now starting to look to eat your lunch. And

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Speaker 2: all technology companies usually aim to do this Dominos Match,

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Speaker 2: so Match owns everything except Bumble. They are a huge

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Speaker 2: conglimerate and when I did the interview with Easy, we

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Speaker 2: a tear. And of course, Amazon, the company that makes

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Speaker 2: life easier for us so we don't have to drive

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Speaker 2: and drop off tapes at Blockbuster and get a fine

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Speaker 2: Netflix is a better pick. Roku is a better pick.

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Speaker 2: In comparison, we have now switched to an efficiency era

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Speaker 2: and for my business owners, you need to find a

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Speaker 2: way to get things delivered to you in a much

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Speaker 2: faster way. Ten years ago you would have to drive

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Speaker 2: to downtown to meet with Reshid right, maybe do love

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Speaker 2: much now Zoom. We have to streamline everything that we're doing.

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Speaker 2: And then the final thing I want to cover for

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Speaker 2: you is the worst companies of this past decade had

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Speaker 2: a central thing. They were energy focused, the big energy company.

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Speaker 2: We companies we are watching die in front of us.

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Speaker 2: And some will make the adjustment and some will go

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Speaker 2: to clean energy and some will not, and they will

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Speaker 2: seventy percent or eighty percent in a year is unfathomable,

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Speaker 2: but we are here at a change right before eyes.

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Speaker 2: I want to remind you to please invest in the

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