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“Now the market is completely decoupled from Main Street, and so what Wall Street does is irrelevant right now.”

“What we know historically is over the past hundred years, right, since the twenties, Independent of Republican administrations or Democratic administrations, you know, more progressive, less progressive, more conservative, less conservative during world wars, …”

“If the Democrats look like they're getting much more money into the state and they're actually gonna, you know, get people to the polls and to the voting booths and actually get into this runoff on January fifth and actually flip get both of those seats to be …”

“Gridlock is great for the markets, especially given the amount of stimulus that's taken place.”

“Markets only work when people have different information than other people that are participating in the market.”

“If there is something that is a critical resource that an entire industry really needs to access, an open source solution will emerge, you know, the markets take care of it.”

“Markets tend to bottom six to nine months before it's clear that you could have done this.”

“Unless you find some clever way of creating a monopoly, in which case you can be a douche or evil, you're only ever going to capture 30 plus 40% maybe of a market.”

“When we look back 18 to 24 months from now, the market will probably be materially higher because there's just so much money on the sidelines, and that just continues to grow and grow and grow.”

“All I'm saying is that the market will now start to price this decay in.”

“I just think the most important thing in the market by far is AI kind of overwhelms everything else.”

“So my suspicion is that these impacts are shorter duration, but right now the market's having a little bit of post-traumatic stress, flashbacks to Afghanistan and Iraq, and wondering if we might be wandering into a quagmire.”