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to the Horizon podcast. I'm on the road this week. I'm at a meeting with a lot of

the top institutional investors from across the country. The meeting is just about to get started,

actually. So next week, I hope to bring some of the insights that I glean from the meeting to the conversation.

But I did have lunch with one of the people at the meeting today.

And he brought up something that I thought was very interesting, that they're in the process of implementing,

that it really spurred me to think about something new.

Now, those guys are in the process of integrating some new technology and some data and some

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