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Speaker 4: Nancy Pelosi is upward her Nvidia position for the year,

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Speaker 4: So what other politicians should we look at and mimic

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Speaker 5: Follow what they're doing, and then if you see they're

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Speaker 5: But the big lesson I want to continue to stress

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Speaker 3: A lot easier. Does it get tricky though? Right? We

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Speaker 3: These the good ones and the queues are going to

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Speaker 4: These trillions of dollars getting pumped into when you see MIC,

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Speaker 4: Artificial intelligence is not a bubble. Will Well, we'll be

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Speaker 3: You have to invest for the long term. But I

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Speaker 5: Shout to those of you and Red Pandel in the

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Speaker 6: That's the power of patience, that's the power of believing

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Speaker 3: This is the goal.

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Speaker 5: And the difference between the dot com bubble and now

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Speaker 5: Like I am begging you guys, like the proof is

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Speaker 5: somebody asking about SMCI and ASML. Pick the ones that

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Speaker 3: It's going to cost you millions if you don't do so.

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Speaker 4: And once again, it's not a good idea to just

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Speaker 4: Just because there's a pullback doesn't mean that it's a collapse. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: I agree, especially on a net return basis too. We're

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Speaker 6: So you can kind of figure out, you know what,

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