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Blue Line Capital president Bill Baruch and analyst Jannis Meindl break down the latest fallout from Silicon Valley Bank and regional banks writ large. While most investors were focused on banking stress, we also share the latest on the inflation front. This week, we cover Morgan Stanley with a juggernaut wealth management asset, United Health, as revenue keeps expanding. We close it out with Adobe among the highest-quality SaaS businesses.
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