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When the war first broke out in
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dividends from coal companies and fertilizer companies
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of capital, large dividend increases.
Sort of you know, spinted my eyes

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and said, what's going on in
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or follow at all. And so
those events, you know, as a

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cluster from different companies, we're giving
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now more than ever, and welcome
you are listening to and watching the Financial

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Survival Network our host Carrie Lutz Well. AI is seemingly taking over the world.

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How you drive, how you research
all these things, how you do

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your work, and now AI is
taking over the investment sphere. Andrew Einhorn

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is here with us from Level Fields. Got a unique system that really helps

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turbocharge your investment results. Andrew,
it's great to have you on the show.

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So cut to the chase here.
What kind of returns have you been

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getting from your AI investment research?
Pretty incredible. We trade off our own

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alerts pretty irregularly, though admittedly don't
have as much time as I would like

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to use the system, having developed
it and always working on it. But

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I think everyone has the same experience
of kind turning on CNBC. We're looking

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at the stock market in the morning
and seeing stocks up you know, five,

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sometimes even one hundred percent, and
wondering what happened and why didn't I

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hear about it before the big move. So we're trying to solve both those

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problems, explaining what's going on and
also getting people alerts before it catalyzes the

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share price over the day or six
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the fact that the entire stock market
and most of the price movements are caused

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by events positively and negatively. It
could be an earnings event, or it

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could be a CEO departure from a
company like Amazon. It could be a

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product launch in the case of Apple, which the trajectory was changed forever with

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the invention of the iPhone and the
iPod. Before that, it could be

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a huge approval from the FTA of
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and likewise, on the other side, it could be a DOJ investigation that's

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saying that the company is guilty of
securities fraud, that their financials are fake,

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or things of that nature for an
anti trust violation. So all these

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events are really changing the kind of
trajectory of a company, and so what

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our AI is doing is looking for
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or from the news, or from
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what has typically happened in the past
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so what's likely to happen in the
future. And so we kind of use

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the analogy of like the weather app
Right, We're going to say it's going

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to rain, there's eighty percent chance
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it's going to rain all day,
or it's going to rain all week,

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and over here you have sunny skies
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to stay that way. We do
the same thing, but we do it

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with events and to date it's been
very difficult because there's you know, six

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thousand stocks on the US exchanges.
Tracking every announcement, every USE filing,

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every SEC filing from all of these
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it's not because you have AI doing
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Doing the speed reading. It's looking
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and then it's identifying all the events, mapping the event to the company,

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mapping the company to the share price, giving you almost instantaneous information about what's

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happening across the entire stock market.
So you, as an individual a monitor

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all these things. Really with just
a click of a mouse. You set

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up your AI search where you use
are kind of off the shelf versions,

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you click a button and you get
alert you know when a certain type of

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event is happening that is a big
catalyst, and if you want, you

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can filter that alert for just the
type of investments that you make. You

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know, if you like just big
tech companies, large cap with you know,

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high profit margins, you can filter
it and say, you know,

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when this type of event occurs with
this type of company, just let me

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know, and you get a little
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Tesla, Yeah, we Tesla.
It's interesting. We have a scenario on

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Tesla. It shows that the product
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time it goes down half the time
it goes up. We get a little

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flax sometimes from the users. You
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there? If you know it's eight
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a sure thing. Just because they're
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to be a success. Often it
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it's usually more negative than positive and
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Tesla, if you've got a long
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They're going through a rough patch.
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expensive business to be in. Their
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with the return of some of the
tax incentives to buy the evs, they'll

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see catalysts from that. But it's
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going to have to figure out different
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will certainly help with that. They
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of the semi conduct semi trucks that
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they've got to they got to get
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all right, So can you use
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to actually identify you know, opportunities
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yes you can. Building you can
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example, when when the war first
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lots of special dividends from coal companies
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huge return of capital, large dividend
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splinted my eyes and said, what's
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really don't trade in or follow at
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know, as a cluster from different
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there was something happening with the commodity
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and saw cold prices were increasing and
fertilizer prices were increasing, largely because Europeans

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didn't have natural gas coming out of
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so they had to switch to coal. That was driving up demand for coal

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at the same time, you know
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of Ukraine, Belarusts and Russia and
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blocked. So companies in the US
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sell their fertilizer products like one hundred
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they gave that cash away to shareholders. So you can pick out these of

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macro trends based on the company reactions
at the micro level and see, you

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know, what may be happening out
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probably normally miss. You know,
we see similar going on in the defense

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contracting space right now, you know
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there's a lot of global conflicts and
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you're doing very well on a business
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as sectors of the market that you
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you seeing here? Undervalued is a
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The market is is I wouldn't say
it's overbought, but it's strongly bought.

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You do see discrepancies and prices kind
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you know, companies are reporting pretty
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be twenty thirty sixty percent increase.
Like today reported a company called giga Cloud,

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which is matchmaking service that allows makers
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and things of that nature to not
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ship those items to them. And
the companies undervalue, you know, assuming

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that their financials are accurate, they
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percent, growing earnings at sixty seven
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know, sort of you find those
little gems like that come through and we

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have a you know, a scenario
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well, and so stocks like that
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some really interesting consumer beverage companies like
Celsius. You know that one coming

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through at it sold off a little
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it's arising today because they did you
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increase in profit margins and not higher, which was it's a little much,

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but the company has been growing revenue
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they have a huge distribution arm deal
now with PEPSI, very likely to get

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acquired I suspect by PEPSI. If
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a bad move on the Pepsi's behalf. But so we do see utilities kind

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of rising now and see some signals
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from data centers. So the important
Portland utility company I think the ticker is

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POR and they just report in twenty
seven percent increase in revenue, which is

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very large for a utility company,
and it's because there's a lot of data

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centers. They are fueling this AI
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the energy needs are quite high.
So those utility companies are making more money.

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So individuals are able to use your
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it's very user friendly. We tried
to take out a lot of the

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difficult pieces in investing, right.
So there's there's essentially three types of investing.

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You can do fundamental analysis or Warren
Buffet style look for you know,

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undervalued companies, companies with a big
strategic moat, and you have to understand

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how to analyze their balance sheet,
analyze their income statement. That's sort of

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difficult for most people. You have
technical analysis where you're not really looking at

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anything other than you know, price
movements going up and down, Easier maybe

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to interpret, but highly prone to
error because every time an event happens,

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it changes as a signal. And
then you have event driven analysis, which

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really was not available widely for everybody
until we launched our platform. It had

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really been reserved for you know,
trading on news headline but mainly from sentiment

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or gut reactions, and looking at
how hedge funds were doing it more statistically

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and kind of democratizing that so everybody
can access. So if you walk onto

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the system as an individual user and
it's only a couple hundred bucks a year,

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you can see on a daily basis, you know, ten to forty

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different event opportunities. Some of them
are two to five percent gains, others

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might be you know, almost one
hundred percent gains, depending upon the size

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of the event, type of the
event, and so forth. So you're

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really kind of looking at almost like
an interface like you would go look for

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a flight, look for different events
that are moving stocks, and you can

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make short term trades, you can
make longer term decisions. You'll certainly see

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a lot and learn a lot from
the platform just by being able to have

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a broader view of the market and
not just the price moves, but why

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those price moves are happening, what
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learn that, you know which happens
pretty quickly, you can just pick up

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a type of event and say,
you know what, I don't care to

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look at all the events. I
just want one type of event that I

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could trade or invest in again and
again and again. Different you know,

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stock or option traders will we'll make
different decisions. So, you know,

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an option trader might come in and
say, I just want to make five

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ten percent a week on option contracts
or fifty percent a month. A long

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term investor might come in and say, you know, I'm really interested in

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companies and transition, you know,
companies that are decreasing assets, increasing profits,

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you know, focus on the bottom
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shareholder scenario where typically it's a you
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time after the activist comes in and
tries to kind of chow costs and drive

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the share price up and drive the
value up, and it's really pretty easy.

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You just invest alongside them when they
come in. They're going to do

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the heavy lifting and actually change the
company, and you'll benefit, you know,

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by being kind of along for the
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there's something for everything on the on
the system, and you'll get a little

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you know, bearish or bullish indicator. We have a lot of help information

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on the platform and how to look
at and interpret these types of events.

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So you know, if you're looking
at different ways to make money in the

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market, or you're trying to think
about a side hustle, you know,

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I would say look at level Fields, you'll certainly make back the two hundred

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dollars investment over the course of a
year. You know, it only takes

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one one good trade or one good
stock pick. All right, sounds good.

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would say, you know, if
you don't think this is for you,

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it's probably for somebody else, you
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we have a beating made. The
introduction sounds great. All right, well,

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we appreciate you coming on, Andrew. If you got a question for

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