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Sixth Wave Innovations (SIXW.C) Equity Guru Zoom Interview Part 2

26 min · 14 de nov de 2020
Portada del episodio Sixth Wave Innovations (SIXW.C) Equity Guru Zoom Interview Part 2

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Time for part 2! Sixth Wave Innovations (SIXW.C), a world leader in molecular detection and extraction, is working to disrupt the market for Covid rapid testing as well as mineral extraction for gold mining and last but not least, cannabis extraction. Equity Guru's own Chris Parry spoke with company president, CEO and founder, Jonathan Gluckman, PhD., to get an inside look at the company and what potential it holds for investors. Tune in!

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