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The data center is dead.

Long live the data center.

Enterprise software is dead.

Long live enterprise software. Momentum is dead. Long live momentum.

Yep, today's decline is about those three obituaries, all of which I'm going to tell you, I think,

are premature. But that is why the Dowell dipped 154 points. That has to be declined. 0.30%. And the NASDAQ

lost 0.25% with some real deterioration under the hood of that index. Let's go to the Senate.

Lately, the Data Center stocks and the enterprise software stocks have been the leaders of this market.

It's been that way ever since the election when the engineering construction stocks,

former leadership, gave up their role right after the post-election spike. Now, you know I think leadership is incredibly important when

it comes to the stock market. We've seen a level of excited about the data center and how

they are knowledge factories. They manufacture everything we need for generative AI and

agentics, the world of non-existent beings who can do customer service jobs better than we can.

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