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Happy Friday. Welcome to Tech Check. I'm John Fort with Dio Jrabosa. Today, the tech fakeout, as the NASDAQ threatens to snap a three-week win streak.

We're breaking down the key winners and losers where things could go from here.

Plus, call it billionaire flair from Elon Musk's cyber rodeo to Peter

Teal's Bitcoin Burn Book. And finally, bears in the hood. Goldman Sachs saying sell Robin Hood this

morning. We will tell you why this hour. Dee? And speaking of Elon Musk, John, we are just minutes

away from an historic SpaceX launch

Musk's private rocket company.

SpaceX is scheduled to launch a crew of four to the International Space Station from Florida.

But here's what's new.

All four are civilians flying with a commercial aerospace company called Axiom Space.

This flight will mark the first time a completely private crew has visited the ISS.

Takeoff is at 1117 Eastern Sharp. Stay right here for that. We'll have Morgan Brennan join us.

We're going to start, though, with stocks. It has been a volatile week for tech with the NASDAQ down

almost 4% since Monday. Now on pace to break a three-week wind streak, seeing a nearly 1% decline at the moment, make that half a percent right now. We're covering a few of those losses. Christina Parts and Evelace joins us now to break down the action. K-Parts? Hello. So we can blame the Fed rates, multiple compression, recession talk, or just the failure to price it all in. But we've got some swings today and this week.

After two days of over 2% declines, the NASDAG staged a little bit of a comeback yesterday,

just barely crossing over into the green. O'Reilly Automotive, though, saw the biggest swing

week to date up over 8%. There's no particular catalyst, but the stock trades about 22 times

forward earnings and pays no dividend. You got Constellation Energy, Astrozenica, Ross stores, all big winners this

week, up more than 5%. Costco, though, had the biggest impact point-wise on the NASDAQ 100 after posting

some strong March sales. And then Datadog in the doghouse, followed by chipmaker Invidinvica and EV

Maker Lucid Motors. The catalyst is mostly macro, higher long-term interest rates are headwinds

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