Eli Lilly has reached all time high on Thursday. Yes. Right. And you've spoken about Eli Lilly a lot.

Love her as far as the healthcare industry. And we spoke about healthcare industry and why that's important to invest in

along with technology. So Eli, I think people understand that that's that's probably something that should be on the radar.

But what are two other

companies in the healthcare space that you believe can be rock star stocks

for the next decade?

I really like United Healthcare. That's crazy. See?

Yeah. Good. Um, and striker. So see me. I started on the 11th Jack of

five, right? Me and trail in the United Healthcare and striker vibes. I'll give a different one then.

But if the answer is right, this is a great thing. Like a great investment is great. And we think

the same. We're on the right path. Like I love when like after three or four months, like a bigger ad in

let's come out and say, hey, like I love in video as well. It just kind of confirms. But if I'm looking at like a

holy Trinity, I would do United Healthcare striker Eli Lilly as a lead. For those you don't know if you

ever been to a hospital, if you ever been checked in, the bed that you lay on is a striker bed. They have a

monopoly on beds in most hospitals. So um, them United Healthcare and Eli Lilly, although their legacy

plays, I think they'll get bigger as obesity crisis get worse. Our health pandemic becomes worse

in other areas. I think they'll be the benefit of that. Yeah. The United Healthcare is interesting. So

when we're looking at the word rock star was there. Something like, well, that's more like a bond.

Jovi type rock star, right? True. It's just been here for a long time. It's going to be it. But one

that I found interesting was, uh, and most people probably don't think about it, but visit it all the

times. You the yes. Okay. Because if we talk about market cap, it's probably not in the top five.

But if we talk about revenue from healthcare space, it's number one. Right. Yeah. So a stalwart. And

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