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54:05Now PlayingWelcome to Great Quarter Guys, an all-new Compound show where we dive deep into quarterly earnings! On this episode, Josh Brown, Michael Batnick, Alex Kantrowitz, and Dan Ives discuss:
► 00:00 - Intro
► 03:30 - Tesla
► 13:09 - Alphabet
► 23:26 - Microsoft
► 31:55 - Meta
► 38:40 - Apple
► 44:39 - Amazon
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