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Finally, someone isn’t afraid to speak the truth. Everyone knew that computers, semiconductors, and internet were going to change the future, and the impact was going to be massive. But the timing was miscalculated by the market and that miscalculation usually comes with corrections. Spot on, Kenneth Griffin

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