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Speaker 3: So let's talk about this. I'll put a post up yesterday.
Speaker 3: Got a lot of Traction five Top five investments over
Speaker 3: the next decade, and yeah, this is the list that
Speaker 3: this is on your Leisure's list at number five real
Speaker 3: estate residential homes and land, not commercial because we understand,
Speaker 3: and I'll go through each one of these, we understand
Speaker 3: that we are in a commercial real estate. I don't
Speaker 3: want to say collapse, but we're in a commercial real
Speaker 3: estate or not even just a correction, because corrections things
Speaker 3: go back up. We don't uncertainty the variety. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of uncertainty for the future of commercial real estate.
Speaker 3: It may never fully rebound when you look at malls,
Speaker 3: when you look at office space, when you look at
Speaker 3: a variety of different commercial properties. Of commercial real estate
Speaker 3: is in a very weird place right now. But one
Speaker 3: thing that has been consistent is that there are more
Speaker 3: people on earth than ever before, and there will be
Speaker 3: more people on earth in the next ten years than
Speaker 3: ever before. So what that leads to is housing. There's
Speaker 3: always going to be a need for housing, especially as
Speaker 3: population growth grows, especially as inflation grows, and especially as
Speaker 3: incomes remain stagnant, and especially as more and more home
Speaker 3: prices go up and people whose job so variety of
Speaker 3: different reasons why people will be renting.
Speaker 4: I mean, even going to the other post when it's
Speaker 4: like five twenty State Street is a million dollars.
Speaker 5: I was like, no, no, no, no, an apartment, an
Speaker 5: am one apartment, not the building, one apartment in.
Speaker 2: One thousand square feet.
Speaker 4: Yes, young, when I'm moving to New York, I'm not sorry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean one of my friends, one of one
Speaker 3: of my friends lives in a really nice building in midtown.
Speaker 3: One one bedroom, two bathrooms. But I assume it's like
Speaker 3: a big bathroom in like a little small guest bathroom
Speaker 3: about about probably a thousand square feet, and it's a
Speaker 3: really nice building in midtown. How do you how much
Speaker 3: do you think he's paying a rent for that?
Speaker 4: Probably seven random months.
Speaker 3: Seven ten thousand dollars on the low end, ten thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a month, And I don't I don't think that
Speaker 3: includes parking. So I mean, you're always gonna need somewhere
Speaker 3: to live.
Speaker 4: They try to give me that little sky building too
Speaker 4: mellow hoop here. I was, yeah, this is a vibe,
Speaker 4: but I.
Speaker 3: Knew somebody in the sky building. So yeah, so ten
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars a month in rent for that. So
Speaker 3: I say that to say, I think think residential real
Speaker 3: estate will always and then of course land land, I
Speaker 3: think that death doesn't really need an explanation. As there's
Speaker 3: a demand for real estate. There's also the land is
Speaker 3: there's a shortage of land because they're not making any
Speaker 3: more land unless you go to the Middle East and
Speaker 3: they actually are making outside of that for the most part,
Speaker 3: as people, as more people consume the earth, the land
Speaker 3: on the earth becomes even more valuable, and who owns
Speaker 3: the land becomes even more wealthier. So emerging markets is
Speaker 3: number four, specifically Africa and India. I don't know if
Speaker 3: you can call the Middle Eastern emerging market is pretty
Speaker 3: much already emerged, but there's still a lot more room
Speaker 3: for growth. So I don't think all of Asia. The
Speaker 3: reason why I said Africa is because I think the
Speaker 3: majority of Africa has a lot of potential. And we'll
Speaker 3: talk about China and Ghana and a little bit, but
Speaker 3: a lot of growth as far as every business opportunity possible.
Speaker 3: Population growth the biggest in the world, all of the
Speaker 3: stuff that we've been talking about that for a very
Speaker 3: a long period of time. In India will surpass China
Speaker 3: soon as the number one country in the world as
Speaker 3: far as population is concerned. China's population is actually going
Speaker 3: down India's population is going up, so many different companies are,
Speaker 3: you know, focusing their attention on India. And then like
Speaker 3: I said, of course, of course the Middle East. They
Speaker 3: have led in innovation over the last fifteen twenty years
Speaker 3: and they are moving at a very fast pace. When
Speaker 3: you look at Saudi Arabia, we'll talk about the live
Speaker 3: golf thing, but you know they're really reinventing their whole
Speaker 3: economy because they understand that oil is going to run out,
Speaker 3: and they're reinventing their public perception and their look also
Speaker 3: well played.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why when you say innovation, I'm thinking exactly
Speaker 5: what you were just saying in terms of the look
Speaker 5: from an infrastructure standpoint, from a globe bull persona.
Speaker 4: In a sense, they number three before you get to
Speaker 4: number three for the audience, when you say top five investments,
Speaker 4: do you mean publicly traded companies or public and private?
Speaker 3: Public and private? Okay, public and private, So for the
Speaker 3: emerging markets per se, right, maybe not so much on
Speaker 3: the publicly traded company side, but when you look at investing,
Speaker 3: so we will talk about so when you look at
Speaker 3: like real estate for instance, right, you can buy real
Speaker 3: estate in different parts be happy, you have a conversation
Speaker 3: with anista broker about about buying she's selling real estate
Speaker 3: in Dubai, but you know, real estate in Africa. And
Speaker 3: then you know, bringing talents becoming entrepreneurs. So this is
Speaker 3: a variety of different things where it's not necessarily just
Speaker 3: investing in public companies but just overall in overall, yeah, healthcare. Obviously,
Speaker 3: everybody understands how important healthcare or you should, but to
Speaker 3: kind of break it a little bit more specifically, biotech
Speaker 3: is something that we've talked about before, and you know,
Speaker 3: it's something that I think over the next decade will
Speaker 3: play a major part in the health industry. Technology mixed
Speaker 3: with biology is biotech, and I think that you know,
Speaker 3: it will be a lot of advancement in the biotech
Speaker 3: space pharmaceuticals. I mean, this goes back to the publicly
Speaker 3: traded company conversation. We talked about Eli Lilly, we talked
Speaker 3: about you know, John, different things of that nature. So yeah,
Speaker 3: and then healthcare technology, which is kind of in line
Speaker 3: with biotech as well, but could be a little bit
Speaker 3: different as well. I think the blockchain is going to
Speaker 3: play a major part in the health chat about what
Speaker 3: it was like why didn't y'all mentioned crypto and blockchain.
Speaker 3: Oh well, well yeah, crypto, that's that's you know. Well,
Speaker 3: that's why it's always I don't this is.
Speaker 2: Just a list.
Speaker 3: Some people might agree with some things, some people might
Speaker 3: want to for another thing. You know, Crypto is definitely
Speaker 3: something that definitely has to be considered to be on
Speaker 3: a list like this. But I just feel like it's
Speaker 3: a lot of uncertainty around crypto right now, and for sure,
Speaker 3: ten years might not even be enough time before it really.
Speaker 5: Really it does invite the open conversation that have people
Speaker 5: have critical thinking to say, oh, that is also a
Speaker 5: viable option, for sure, I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: For sure, Green Energy, Solar Man, solo winning Electric. We
Speaker 3: talked about EV. This goes back to publicly traded companies
Speaker 3: as well. Even in the Middle East, they are planning
Speaker 3: for a life without oil. I believe by it, in
Speaker 3: like ten years, all cars in the UAE will have
Speaker 3: to be electric cars. They already have that mandate in California.
Speaker 3: New York has that mandate. So this is why, going
Speaker 3: back to the EV charging station, all of this stuff is.
Speaker 3: It's all connected in a web. I watched Spider Man
Speaker 3: this weekend. Yeah, so solid, all right, it ended pretty interesting.
Speaker 3: I didn't see so it's all connected in a web,
Speaker 3: like the Spider Man thing. One of the things that
Speaker 3: I got from the movie was like, if you mess
Speaker 3: up one thing, you're going to mess up the whole
Speaker 3: entire web. It's all connected. So all of this stuff
Speaker 3: that we that we're saying at market Monday is what
Speaker 3: we talked about Apple, we talked about AI, what we
Speaker 3: tell my Microsoft.
Speaker 2: We talked about Tesla.
Speaker 3: We're talking about you know, Matt coming to talk about
Speaker 3: multi family home investing, or we're talking about land, or
Speaker 3: we try out entrepreneurship, or we talking about Africa, we're
Speaker 3: talking about media space. All of this stuff is connected.
Speaker 3: It's all a web, and you got to kind of
Speaker 3: figure it out how to all pull it together. And
Speaker 3: then the last one the world number one technology, which
Speaker 3: is pretty obvious, but the main two, I think artificial intelligence.
Speaker 3: We've talked about that before. I use chat GBT every
Speaker 3: single day. I was actually just showing some friends of
Speaker 3: mine Chat GBT. Yes, a lot of people still haven't
Speaker 3: even heard the chat GBT, so I was showing everybody
Speaker 3: that I showed you. I feel like that's not. It's
Speaker 3: not a bubble or fad because with the way that
Speaker 3: it's how useful it is is one of the most
Speaker 3: useful things I ever created. And so artificial intelligence obviously
Speaker 3: from a variety of different standpoints, whether it's machine, self
Speaker 3: driving cars, chat, GBT, you name it, AI is going
Speaker 3: to play a major part. And cybersecurity obviously we've talked
Speaker 3: about that a lot, crowdstriking, different things of that nature.
Speaker 3: Going back to the publicly traded company conversation, so those.
Speaker 5: Are Yeah, there was this guy in our comments, He's
Speaker 5: always in our comments. His name is the Massive Investor.
Speaker 5: He had quantum computers as in his number two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so talk about your talk about about your thoughts.
Speaker 3: Can you found upon that your thoughts on the next
Speaker 3: on the next decade?
Speaker 2: Yes?
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Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas man. A Venezuelan charged with
Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
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Speaker 1: one hundred thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If you
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Speaker 5: Technology. We just covered Neurolink and we saw that what
Speaker 5: that can is that where you were going when you
Speaker 5: were saying.
Speaker 4: That now know about technology. I'm looking at it more
Speaker 4: for like insure to not cure, but it's like for
Speaker 4: heart disease, cornary attacks, strokes, like I think if they
Speaker 4: already have been working on it, but I would love
Speaker 4: to see because I'm looking at okay Ai is here,
Speaker 4: And as an investor, you always want to find a
Speaker 4: new technology that you can bring to the front same
Speaker 4: thing you want like an innovator's thesis on the next thing.
Speaker 4: So I'm looking Google, Apple, Microsoft, Lily if they can
Speaker 4: say we can extend your life. Because people don't trust
Speaker 4: Neuralink and Elon, but Elon is making a market for
Speaker 4: this kind of technology to be embedded into us where
Speaker 4: we you know, like are like super human if you will.
Speaker 4: If Eli Lily came out and said at scale, we
Speaker 4: now can have a surgery that clears out fifty percent
Speaker 4: of arterial blockages or that would change the game because
Speaker 4: people don't always want to go the prescription medicine route,
Speaker 4: and if it's it has to be a trusted brand.
Speaker 4: That's why I keep leaning on Lily. But I think
Speaker 4: whoever is the first company, and maybe it's a startup
Speaker 4: that gets a lot of funded from Sequoia, but I
Speaker 4: think of a lot of the diseases that we face
Speaker 4: in Western civilization in Western countries, that would be a
Speaker 4: game changer in healthcare, So that will like shoot them
Speaker 4: past most farmer companies and most biotech companies. Number two
Speaker 4: quantum computing that I think that's going to be the
Speaker 4: next big race in the next ten years. Like whoever
Speaker 4: gets that down and is able to do quantum computing
Speaker 4: at scale for enterprise and users on a personal side
Speaker 4: will be a game changer. Then of course, like tech
Speaker 4: is always going to be the number one. But then
Speaker 4: then about technology when I'm looking for like a real
Speaker 4: use case game changer, not artificial gains, not artificial hype
Speaker 4: and money being pumped into a sector, I think that
Speaker 4: can have a huge impact on the overall CAT But
Speaker 4: more importantly, I think not about technology can have a
Speaker 4: huge impact on America's GDP. If we're looking at America
Speaker 4: as a startup outside of Tesla, we haven't had anything
Speaker 4: great in like twelve or thirteen years. Even if you
Speaker 4: look at where Bitcoin was, who was supposedly founded by
Speaker 4: it is not an American creation. So if I'm just
Speaker 4: comparing it America as a startup, what if we created
Speaker 4: like Apple is what forty something years old?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, so yeah, I mean I think that. And
Speaker 3: then also, like a lot of people was like what
Speaker 3: companies should we invest in? Well, part of it is
Speaker 3: up to you guys do the research, but Apple or Microsoft, Yeah,
Speaker 3: and just in general, like let's go back to this
Speaker 3: chat GBT conversation. So it's like I feel, you know,
Speaker 3: it's like when Google first came out, right, like everybody
Speaker 3: wasn't using Google, but if you use Google, you unsundstood
Speaker 3: how revolutionary the technology was. And like this is this
Speaker 3: is gonna be big. This is something that's going to
Speaker 3: change the world. This is going to be big, Right,
Speaker 3: That's how I feel about like AI chat GBT specifically,
Speaker 3: Like I feel like it's only going to get better,
Speaker 3: It's only going to be more improvements. And like I said,
Speaker 3: a lot of people still have never even used it.
Speaker 3: Most most people have never used it, and a lot
Speaker 3: of people have never even heard of it. So this
Speaker 3: is something that's going to be big. And yeah, obviously
Speaker 3: Microsoft on that on that side of things, but just
Speaker 3: a lot of the different tech companies that are going
Speaker 3: to be implementing this type of technology. I feel like
Speaker 3: Google will be implementing technology. I felt obviously Apple, Microsoft
Speaker 3: in video we talked about the chip the chip companies,
Speaker 3: that's you know, a no brainer. There's so many different
Speaker 3: So even if you obviously you should, you know, if
Speaker 3: you don't even want to invest in any one company like.
Speaker 2: It probably would be at least at least a good.
Speaker 3: Idea to invest in the index that QQQ or a
Speaker 3: technology index when you understand, like this is something that's
Speaker 3: going to change the world and it's not a fat
Speaker 3: and is going to have many different phases, but this
Speaker 3: is only going to push the technology even forward. So
Speaker 3: at the very least, like you know, it probably would
Speaker 3: be a good idea to invest in a QQQ or
Speaker 3: another tech index that has all of these different tech
Speaker 3: companies that are making these type of you know products
Speaker 3: in It and Tesla and all these companies that would
Speaker 3: probably be beneficial.
Speaker 4: And I know people often say, Okay, I'm tired of
Speaker 4: hearing Apple Microsoft Tessa in video. Great and you had
Speaker 4: a lucky call with in video. What's the next one?
Speaker 4: The next one? Are these? Yeah? Even when people keep
Speaker 4: saying Apple is not innovative, there's a huge difference between
Speaker 4: development of an idea versus innovation. Apple has acquired one
Speaker 4: hundred AI commpanies and didn't say shit about it. That's
Speaker 4: why I was going in.
Speaker 2: That's exactly where I was going.
Speaker 5: It's important what you're saying, right because most people are saying,
Speaker 5: like Apple, Apple, they're invented. No, Well, Apple has an
Speaker 5: operating cash flow over ninety three billion, So even if
Speaker 5: they don't create it, they can go by the company
Speaker 5: that does. And so yeah, by default you invest in
Speaker 5: Apple because they have the operating class flow. But that's
Speaker 5: something that people should look at, like if you're looking
Speaker 5: about companies, which companies have enough operating cash flow to
Speaker 5: go out and make acquisitions? That's important, right because somebody
Speaker 5: right now the way we're talking about AI and we're
Speaker 5: talking about especially the nano roboxing, and that's what I
Speaker 5: was thinking about when I was saying the neuralink was
Speaker 5: the first time there was going to be technology inside
Speaker 5: of the body that can change something from the inside out.
Speaker 5: But somebody's creating that right now. That's happening right now,
Speaker 5: right now, whether we know it's happening, the fact is
Speaker 5: that they might not have the capital to make it
Speaker 5: large scale or have it wide a spread use.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: So that's when a company that has operating cash frow
Speaker 5: comes in and looks at it and says, wait, from
Speaker 5: a merger's and acquisitions point, can we add this to
Speaker 5: our portfolio to help growth. Yes, there's a bunch of
Speaker 5: comp there's a few coming, not a bunch. There are
Speaker 5: a few companies that the surplus of operating castule is
Speaker 5: so large that they may just have to do it
Speaker 5: because what else are they going to do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the only space that Apple can really infiltrate
Speaker 4: to continuously have these kind of games over the next
Speaker 4: thirty years is healthcare. And I think there's going to
Speaker 4: be a mass migration maybe in twenty to thirty years
Speaker 4: for people leaving Western civilization and going towards East because
Speaker 4: of the food quality things that we talked about before.
Speaker 4: And if you don't think that Apple is looking at
Speaker 4: the health data seeing that in just a few years
Speaker 4: that half of all Americans are going to be obese
Speaker 4: and going to say, well, okay, we have the data,
Speaker 4: but we have to have a way to actually fix this,
Speaker 4: whether it's through partnership. I don't think Apple will ever
Speaker 4: have like an Apple Hospital or any other goofy shit
Speaker 4: like that, but they will have their foot in the
Speaker 4: healthcare space significantly, because if you look at our GDP, unfortunately,
Speaker 4: America makes a lot of money off people being sick,
Speaker 4: so there's more money in the preventative care. But if
Speaker 4: they get into the space and are able to extend
Speaker 4: life while giving you a better quality of life, what
Speaker 4: they just dominateing on like the personal competing stife. So
Speaker 4: even when I was doing a everyone says that this
Speaker 4: can't happen. When BlackBerry was the most dominant force on earth,
Speaker 4: everyone was laughing at Apple the same way and saying,
Speaker 4: you think that you're going to take enterprise over, which
Speaker 4: was no easy task. Most people in healthcare like, there's
Speaker 4: no way Apple gets into healthcare and the fifteen years
Speaker 4: takes over. It's like if Apple and Striker and they
Speaker 4: partner and buy up all the charting system companies and
Speaker 4: make that more efficient with a better user interface, and
Speaker 4: you are now able to extend life for a patient
Speaker 4: even three to five or six years and give better
Speaker 4: quality of life. Who is going to stop them? Neo, No, no,
Speaker 4: And this is the amazing part. On the monopoly side too,
Speaker 4: people love Apple so much that even if they formed
Speaker 4: a monopoly, there would be no revolt against it. Most
Speaker 4: times when monopolies are happening, it is the people and
Speaker 4: the users that push back. Like the users didn't like
Speaker 4: Microsoft having everything caged. Then Apple is done business so
Speaker 4: well across their partnerships and with the ecosystem that they built,
Speaker 4: then almost nobody would care. It's only two spaces to
Speaker 4: invest in really like for the long term. But I
Speaker 4: do think there are going to be a lot of
Speaker 4: opportunities in other countries as far when Mexico came, wakes
Speaker 4: go bad. So if we leave London and to be
Speaker 4: these wedding But tech and healthcare are the two players
Speaker 4: that you need to be in and hold your money
Speaker 4: in for the long term.
Speaker 5: Healthcare is one of those spaces where innovation is needed
Speaker 5: so that the entire space can be more efficient. Right
Speaker 5: like if you even think about the process of going
Speaker 5: to the doctor, when you go into the hospital and
Speaker 5: then trying to find your records, and all.
Speaker 4: These things could beated.
Speaker 5: It could be done so more efficient, and so innovation
Speaker 5: is going to change that. And again Apple already has
Speaker 5: the data. It's just about now, how do we make
Speaker 5: this h a wide scale thing that becomes more efficient
Speaker 5: for everyone?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep.
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