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Speaker 3: why it's a mistake to invest in new companies.

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Speaker 5: Let's say hypothetically a company wants to compete with Apple.

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Speaker 5: I always say investing companies that have the top five

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Speaker 5: if Tim Cook gets upset right now because of what

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Speaker 5: Elon has been doing on Twitter. He can go by

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Speaker 5: Tulsa today cash if you wanted to now what they

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Speaker 5: allow it to sell. It to happen, maybe not, but

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Speaker 5: they have the cash on hand to do so. There's

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Speaker 5: no different than Sony. Like if Lola Brooks becomes a

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Speaker 5: new Nicki Minaj, yes she can go independent, or Sony

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Speaker 5: could come grabber or in the Scope could come grabber

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Speaker 5: and they can rebrand her in the light that they see.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 5: So we have to look at these major companies as

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Speaker 5: the same way, like a record label will run. So

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Speaker 5: when fifty cent wasn't the hottest thing on Earth, Interscope

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Speaker 5: did not fall off. They found other artists to invest in,

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Speaker 5: another sound to invest in. So it's really about holding

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Speaker 5: the companies that are innovative, but the ones that will

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Speaker 5: acquire the innovation. Like Napster went app none of those

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Speaker 5: companies really benefited from the music industry, even though they

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Speaker 5: were the pioneers that walked in streaming and sharing. Apple

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Speaker 5: was the one that destroyed the music industry while profiting

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Speaker 5: from it. I truly believe Microsoft and Apple will do

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Speaker 5: the same thing in AI. And if the artificial womb

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Speaker 5: be surprised if Apple, Microsoft, and Eli literally moved there

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Speaker 5: as well. The companies with the biggest bags are usually

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Speaker 5: going to win. It's been the case since the beginning

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Speaker 5: of time. The players may change, but if you look

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Speaker 5: at a company like IBM, when you don't shift or

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Speaker 5: let's say Salesforce or Adobe, if you don't transition fast enough,

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Speaker 5: that's when you get left behind. Is when you don't

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Speaker 5: invest in the new technologies that are there. The biggest

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Speaker 5: companies are always going to win, though.

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