Now, according to Goldman Sachs, they are expecting that artificial intelligence applications are going to add a 31% increase in energy demand that we otherwise would not have if AI did not exist whatsoever. And that's just to the U.S. economy alone. Now, on the global scale, they're expecting an increase of 21% from artificial intelligence alone.

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Thank you all for joining us here once again on this beautiful Monday, October 21st, 2004.

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Hope your week is off to a good start because it certainly wasn't for the equities market.

And more specifically what I mean by that is it certainly wasn't a good startities market and more specifically what i mean by that

is we it certainly wasn't a good start to the week for the w so alpha portfolio this is our proprietary

long only equities portfolio by the way we were down 41 basis points on the day thanks mostly

to builders first source elevants health and phase energy visa zillow basically anything linked to

housing or

financials was off for the day because of a rocky road forward for the path of interest rates,

but we saw a good performance from names like Invidia dollar general, Apple, Airbnb, and some

others. So pretty good day for tech stocks overall, and that's why you saw the NASDAQ up 27 basis

points, whereas the SMB 500 was down 18 basis points, and then like I said, the NASDAQ up 27 basis points whereas the SB 500 was down 18

basis points and then like I said the WS12 portfolio down 41 basis points of the day small cap stocks down

1.57% or 157 basis points by the Russell 2000 so it very much was a stock pickers session here on

Monday not that anybody cares but the Dow was down 80 basis points as well.

So, very interesting day. We're still in thick of earnings season. Now, this Monday, there was a little

bit less companies than there had been towards the end of the week. Most companies don't like

to report on Monday or Friday because it gives analysts too much time to actually pour over their

numbers before the next set of earnings comes out. And obviously nobody wants more attention than they, well, everybody basically just wants to

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