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Look, I get it.

The bullcase on the data center has always seemed too good to be true.

So many companies spending hundreds of billions of dollars sounds like something right out of the dot-com period.

It's very easy to assume that there's no way these expenditures are going to make any sense,

and the only real winner is going to be Invidia because they make the chips.

Come on, that's the wrap in a nutshell.

You know that. And when Iran isn't dominating the headlines, it's what we tend to fall back on.

Today was the day when the Iranians broke off talks claiming the U.S. government is dragging its feet in the talks to end the war.

Yet somehow the average is still caught their way back. Yes.

Dal advancing 46 points doesn't be gaining 0.26%. Now, that's that climbing

point 4.2%. Why? I'm explaining this very carefully. Because this session, perhaps more than any

of late, showcase the possibilities of the data center as a truly broad, legitimate investment theme.

And it did so in a way that made people feel that the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution

might be less boom. Let me just boom bust than we thought. See, the railroad boom changed

the world, but the railroads, well, they, they busted. They practically backed up to the darn

country. While we kept using trains, the initial investors in those trains did get obliterated.

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