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Speaker 3: These are some of the top five lessons I learned

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Speaker 3: this week and shout out to him. I got branded,

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Speaker 3: he said. He started a brokerage account for a son

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Speaker 3: to do the same for his kids. That's his generational

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Speaker 3: For those of you that can't do two grand, maybe

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Speaker 4: I've told some of you personally.

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Speaker 3: My plan is to put seven grand in a month Lexander,

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Speaker 3: How much of an impact it would have made for you.

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Speaker 3: How do you know what's investing? I brought this up

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Speaker 4: But you know that's not it.

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Speaker 3: There's a difference between a good trade and a good investment.

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Speaker 3: A good investment won't worry you at night. So right now,

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Speaker 3: Those are the ones you should look to invest in.

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Speaker 3: Very simple. Let's than number three. Follow up the blueprint,

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Speaker 3: not what the crowd is doing, not what the crowd

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Speaker 3: never knows. Reading a book about John Templeton and his

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Speaker 3: I know you guys think I like to be in

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Speaker 3: less noise you have when you're in a meditative statetan

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Speaker 3: Number four, Excitement and expenses are your enemies in.

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Speaker 3: You should either buy one hundred and twenty eight shares

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Speaker 3: So when Michael Burry talks about the upcoming mother of

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Speaker 3: How do you read the candle on fluctuations? The best

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Speaker 3: saying if you're using and this usually happens when you're

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Speaker 4: But if your candle is going.

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Speaker 3: Green, red, green, red, green, red, green, red in the

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Speaker 3: first ten to fifteen minutes of the market open, it's

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Speaker 3: too choppy. You want a consistent moving candle, so even

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Speaker 3: for a clear candle that resonates. Do I think bigcoin

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Speaker 3: hits one hundred thousand this year. No, do I think

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Speaker 3: bigcoin will hit one hundred thousand. Yes, homework assignment. Please

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Speaker 3: go look at the correlations between the gain of crypto

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Speaker 3: you when we could potentially hit that mark. My graduates

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Speaker 3: from my school being force back drop drop Mike Droft,

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Speaker 3: Bagdrop Droft.

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