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MM #225 Eli Lilly – Trillion $ Health Company?, Apple’s Competition, NVIDIA & Ian's Invest Fest Presentation

podcast December 31, 1969


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In this episode of Market Mondays, we dive deep into the future of Eli Lilly as it potentially becomes the first trillion-dollar pharmaceutical company, fueled by the booming weight-loss drug market. We also explore the strategic showdown between Huawei and Apple as Huawei aims to challenge Apple by launching a new product just hours after the iPhone 16 unveiling. 

We feature a segment from Ian's Invest Fest presentation, where he shares expert insights on becoming a successful trader. 

Next, we discuss concerns about NVIDIA's market performance, analyze their recent earnings report, and evaluate the company's expansion into self-driving cars and networking businesses. We also address an ambitious $10 trillion valuation prediction for a tech giant and discuss NVIDIA's long-term strategy.

For personal finance enthusiasts, we offer advice on managing sudden wealth to ensure financial stability. We also cover the impact of market volatility in September, emerging market trends, Warren Buffett's investment strategy, and the looming recession risks based on the latest economic indicators.

Finally, we provide an earnings overview, highlighting Zscaler, Asana, Hormel, C3.ai, Dick’s, Dollar Tree, Shoe Carnival, Tilly’s, Nio, and DocuSign.

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