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the World Economic Forum conversation, if only half of what

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actually comes to pass at only fifty percent of what

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Speaker 2: He made mention and you might have heard him and again, rhetoric, right,

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Speaker 1: The dow I believe he mentioned or might have just been,

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the market in general will double under his presidency.

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Speaker 2: Now again, if half of that happens. Wear in good shape.

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I am planning a trip to Greenland. I might have

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to stay on a military base. But that's okay because

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it'll be the good old USA, as one person called it,

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green Tonamo. And I think that's where we're headed from

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dal Smothers with us Dale, you know, like it's all

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noise and distractions. I heard somebody say, and I couldn't

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agree with it more. I think it was Scott Jennings,

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the guy from CNN who's the only sane person there.

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Trump's words literally, but they don't take him seriously. People

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on the right take his don't take him literally, but

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do take him seriously. And you know, markets, they could

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just get shaken so easily, especially when they're getting up

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near new all time highs.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never heard that before. That's that's an interesting

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way to think through that. I think it's become Donald

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extreme and work towards a middle. And clearly the ten

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percent tariff followed bout twenty five percent tariff or you

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know what, we might just come take Greenland. That type

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of rhetoric was the extreme. It is going to result

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in something that benefits America, no doubt. I think in

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his plan. He's laid out that this is a big

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piece of the Golden Dome, extending that Golden Dome over

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the Arctic, And I mean, it all makes sense, and

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it makes sense not only for Donald Trump, but it's

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made sense for five presidents for very similar reasons.

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Speaker 4: Day it wants it, Yeah, everybody wants that God forsaken

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Speaker 1: And you know, and there are certainly very intelligent people

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who are working on this. I'm confident, and there are

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reasons for it. I don't think we've got to get

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a need one thread together and start putting the fifty

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first state on our flag anytime soon. But I do

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think that this is going to benefit America in the

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long run. And clearly the market has overreacted to the rhetoric,

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and now that a deal is being discussed has come

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back with a little bit of a rebound here onto

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the twenty twenty six news cycle, which I think is

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more AI than anything.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, oh sure, they stopped reporting a long time ago.

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average reporter that's around these days.

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start looking across multiple platforms. Very similar language across those platforms.

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Speaker 4: Definitely, definitely. So what do you think we go in

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for records now on the SMP.

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it only fifty percent of what he's forecasting, you do

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economy that's coming over the next couple of years. He

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record breaking GDP, we don't then all the all of

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a sudden decide that we're going to raise interest rates,

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chairs that raising interest rates in preparation for inflation.

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Speaker 1: He thinks we're going to grow ourselves out of a

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national debt, this thirty what eight now trillion dollar national

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debt and counting from his mouth, And obviously that's been

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metals are hitting record highs even today, Silver hits a

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new high, Gold pretty close to a new high. I

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haven't looked at gold yet today, but silver is trading

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near ninety six dollars. We're looking at one hundred dollars

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Speaker 1: You know, for for years, precious metals were always the

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flight to safety, and clearly there is some of that

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to safety. But one unique thing about silver is that

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of electronics and these processors that have to connect. And

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you know, I'm getting over my skis here. I'm not

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sure a computer engineer, but I do know that silver's

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demand is driven by much more than just a flight

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to safety. Gold going higher, silver going higher, I think

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that also has a lot to do with global insecurity. Clearly,

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is the dollar going to be the reserve currency of

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the world. I don't think bitcoin quite yet has managed

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absolutely a media of exchange. I love that idea, but honestly,

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gold silver going higher for us is more of an

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opportunity for those who maybe look for stability but still

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to be a part of that as well. Here at

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Speaker 4: Hey couldn't have said it better myself, Heredell, one hundred

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dollars silver right around the corner. And yes, it's it's

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cost of production exceeded the cost of or the amount

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that you could earn proounce, and therefore it became strictly

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a byproduct. A lot of the pure silver minds long

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you have shortages, and you have monetary confidence.

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Speaker 2: Which causes more demand.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so exactly, but real demand for real products. I think,

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honestly my own opinion, Dell, and you're the guest, you're

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and basically I don't know that we'll call it silver confiscation,

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but the government will have to go door to door

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to get people was collectible silver. And I think it's

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going to multi hundred dollars per ounce.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, the price point that you put there,

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definitely these silver traders that have collectible silver, you know,

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no longer are you quote unquote trading the coin as

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much as you're trading the actual commodity itself, which hasn't

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been the case. Just like you mentioned, I mean, silver

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the US dollar, the second largest reserve of capital. There's

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probably bigger piece of the story.

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Speaker 2: Than that, I realize.

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Speaker 1: Certainly you may you may be well read on it,

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but but Russia's dominance and China's partnership with Russia should

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scare us in the form of does the US dollar

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maintain it's its reserve capital of the world, because that

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Speaker 2: A gold standard. I don't.

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Speaker 1: I don't know how in the world you'd ever do it,

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but it wouldn't probably be a bad thing for Americans. Yeah,

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it unfortunately, what is it? History repeats itself certainly if

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Speaker 2: I like that, Mark, I.

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Speaker 1: Think I think we've got uh yeah, give credit. Right,

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socialism approach to to global uh security in their mind

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versus capitalism and free markets.

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Speaker 2: And and they're starting to merge.

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Speaker 1: Certainly, you know, even even our current administration some things

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somewhat socialistic in in in some sense, you know, twenty

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we're playing here in some areas. But the real I

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American West and uh and and capitalism, which clearly comes

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with democracy and republic type of government. It's playing out

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right now, real time totally, you know or believe it?

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now and where it's going to be, where it's going

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but certainly the trends are inescapable here and well, when

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the dollar goes it's not going to be because people

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want an alternative. It's going to be because they have

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Speaker 1: Sure, sure, and you know, to back up here, I'm

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I'm certainly not a doomsday prepper, but you've got to

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Speaker 2: It's a possibility. But what we've.

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Speaker 1: Seen in this current administration to strengthen America, to erase globalism,

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because that's where we were headed, to erase this one

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world currency, one world government, one world it's all. It's

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Speaker 2: The late night you know.

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Speaker 1: You've got you've got this president now that says scratch

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all that we want to be self sufficient, we want

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to we could theoretically build a wall around America and

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be okay and that scares the rest of the world

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we've had a lot of blips over the years,

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that's for sure. So, Dell, when we do our road

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post twenty twenty six wrap up next January in twenty

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twenty seven, what do you think we'll be seeing.

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Speaker 1: I think you're going to see the AI story for

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markets specifically, I think you're going to see the AI

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story be a little bit more clear on what can

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and can't become profitable for companies. This is going to

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create a winner.

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Speaker 2: And loser column.

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Speaker 1: Companies that have built out and expanded data centers that

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maybe are struggling to become profitable. They're going to be

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the pets dot Com of the nineteen nineties. Right. You're

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going to have some significant winners though, and I think

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for the clients that we work with, Carrie, you know,

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we're not as much looking for the next let's say Microsoft,

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if we go back to the nineties, because the current

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Microsoft is going to benefit from the next Microsoft as well,

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and there's going to be room for multiple winners in

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the AI race. AI will change the world. It's already

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change the world. It's here to stay. Quantum computing is

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the next story wrapping up twenty twenty six. If we

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go into this futuristic time machine and go into say

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we're setting in January twenty seven, I think that we've

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started to see a move towards quantum computing, maybe a

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little more than we.

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Speaker 2: Have in the past.

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Speaker 1: We've had some pretty incredible IPOs. Let's speculate a little

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bit with SpaceX. That would be nice if that happened

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in twenty twenty six, maybe some nice IPOs with big,

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large companies that we can now invest in, which gives

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more opportunity. I think gold and silver continues higher. I

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think we're into now the third year of a Trump

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agenda which has put America first. Productivity is at all

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time highs. That is a little bit of a challenge

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to the labor market though, carry I mean the reality

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is the more productive of worker becomes, the less workers

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you need. So what does that mean for labor? That's

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the big piece. We've seen lower interest rates most likely

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in twenty twenty six because we've got a fed chair

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that is determined to get to what he deems to

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be neutral speculation here. I think that's about one hundred

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points lower than where we are today, and the market

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reacts favorably to that. So a lot of potential and optimism,

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but be diligent as an investor. We have to be

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disciplined and take advantage of opportunities when they present, but

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don't go all in uh with money you need tomorrow.

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Speaker 4: Couldn't agree with you more very wise words, Dell, how

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do we find you? How do we connect with you?

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Speaker 2: On the web?

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Speaker 1: So Rdswealth dot Com is the name of our firm.

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You can go to art excuse me, the name RDS

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Wealth is our website. Our dswealth dot com is our website.

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Speaker 2: Forgive me Gary.

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Speaker 1: Our first name, Rdsmother's Wealth Management's our firm name Rdswealth

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dot com.

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Speaker 2: Go there.

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Speaker 1: Set up a time to chat with us. If you

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have any questions, you can set up a time that's

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convenient for you. You can find out our podcast, The

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Retirement Matters Show by going to the podcast streaming service

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of your choice. We're big fans of your show, Carrie

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and just appreciate you having us on.

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Speaker 2: Get in a chat with your listeners as well.

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Speaker 4: My pleasure. Great to have you back on. Happy New Year, healthy,

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prosperous to you. If you've got a question for Dale myself,

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shoot me an email Klatcarrie LUTs dot com.

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Speaker 2: Dale.

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Speaker 4: We'll talk to you again real soon.

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Speaker 2: Be well, talk real soon.

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