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Speaker 4: Apple makes major progress on it's No Prick glucose tracking

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Speaker 5: The greatest company on Earth continues to be great.

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Speaker 6: So let's come up with a solution. Right.

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Speaker 7: He found a solution for a problem. Apple has done

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Speaker 5: The entire tech industry. This is going to change all

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Speaker 4: you know, have a tremendous foot in the healthcare industry,

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Speaker 4: whether that's through prescriptions, whether that's through health, whether that's

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Speaker 4: through you know, a variety of different things. But I

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Speaker 4: think Apple will definitely be a major player in the

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Speaker 4: healthcare industry. But like you said, not just Apple, Amazon,

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Speaker 4: You will also be a major player in the healthcare industry.

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Speaker 6: Google absolutely, yeah, a.

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Speaker 4: Major player, all the tech companies. You gotta diversify your

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Speaker 5: Needs to do the same if they want to survive

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Speaker 5: the predominant sexyev companies. Yeah, and it's only a few

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Speaker 5: businesses that you really should be in healthcare, family, finances, fitness.

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Speaker 5: It was like the main four categories if you really

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Speaker 5: break them down, Apple is going to do amazing over

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Speaker 5: the next ten twenty years. Please hold us for long term.

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Speaker 5: If I made you money, please put yes in chat.

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Speaker 5: I know you tired to be talking about Apple, But

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Speaker 5: if it's working and it's.

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