Apple, every mention

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▶ 55:30 Rick Heitzman I have an Apple Watch, which will tell me everything for how cold the water is if I go into the ocean, all the way through my turn-by-turn signals through AI.

▶ 5:28 Ted Seides The Apple ecosystem is a sight to behold. 3 times in the scene
▶ 5:41 Ted Seides So I went to the Apple store and followed the instructions.
▶ 27:29 Alan Forman They wanted to open up their first Apple store in our building, and we were very close to wrapping up a deal with someone else.

▶ 37:57 Kimberly Sargent Yeah, there's definitely a lot of zany stuff going on in the U.S. markets these days, so you have seven stocks make up 30% of the S&P, you have Apple with a market cap greater than the Russell 2000, you have the rise of the zero-day… 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:02:02 Don Mullen The infrastructure of it is a little bit reminiscent of the Apple, IBM computer debate of the nineties, where it's like you were never incented to buy an Apple product if you were a corporate purchasing person, because you got no penalty… 2 times in the scene

▶ 54:50 Chris Sacca Or we have a team that is basically a bunch of ex-Apple guys who are insane at building a consumer device and

▶ 37:40 Jim Falbe When I first started at Vulcan, we owned Apple, and at the time, I mean, it was just unbelievably cheap. 4 times in the scene
▶ 57:57 Jim Falbe I think he gave you the example of Apple earlier that really changed it for us, which is this idea of if we truly have quality, valuation matters, but let's be humble and realize that the upside can also be much better than we think it's…

▶ 22:12 Dan Fagan I mean, the equity capital of the hedge fund space, I believe most people put around four trillion dollars today, which maybe that sounds big because there's a trillion involved, but keep in mind, you just combine Apple and Microsoft,…

▶ 15:56 Richard Craib And then you don't know what the rows mean, but row one could be Tesla, row two could be Apple.

▶ 1:05:29 Mario Giannini But I think, I use the example of Apple. 3 times in the scene

▶ 35:53 Anthony Scaramucci And that was obviously a really stupid decision because the ensuing 22 years, the sector of technology, which includes Facebook and Amazon and Apple Computer and Google, that sector is arguably one of the best investments in US economic…
▶ 49:28 Anthony Scaramucci And lo and behold, he's one of the largest holders of Apple Computer, which is outside of the bailiwick of his original thesis of not investing in things like technology.

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