and even the winners in the group, like lily, had recently given up the ghost. kate kramer of abbott labs. that's a great company that's had a very underwhelming stock we spoke to in san francisco. before the interview, ceo robert portnoy talked about how undervalued abbott was versus its growth rate, but we couldn't think of anything that might change investors minds. save a big win. maybe an important series of lawsuits involving special infant formula. i was also marveling at all the good things procter and gamble had to say about packaged goods when they reported, but it meant as little as abbott's accomplishments. next thing you know that these two stocks are off like musk spaceships. abbott and procter both rallied more than 3% just today. abbott is now up 19 points to 129 since that conference. and weirdly, i bet they've got more room to run. yeah, the fallout from this tech fall could be that dynamic. you rarely have a one day buyer strike. they tend to last for ages, and the money that comes out of tech has got to go somewhere. look, fomo is an insidious force. very few peop

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