All right, sir, thank you very much.

Welcome everybody to overtime.

I'm Scott Wopney, you just heard the bells.

We're just getting started here at Post-9

at the New York Stock Exchange.

And just a little bit, I'll speak to Funstratch Technical Ace, Mark Newton,

whose new note is all about the state of the

tech wreck and whether it is about to get worse.

He will tell us what the charts are telling him.

We begin though with our talk of the tape, whether the Fed is about to send stocks into a tail spin by raising

rates too much too fast. That is the call from some of the world's biggest investors, but

is it right and what does it mean for your money? Let's ask Dan Greenhouse. He is Solis Alternative Asset

Management's Chief Strategist right here on set with me at post nine. Is that one of

the issues we need to worry about today? The Fed doing too too much first it was like they're not

doing enough now they got serious now it's like they're doing too much some are

saying that do you agree sure I well admittedly from the beginning the risk was if you allowed intentionally or otherwise

inflation to quote-unquote get out of control then the risk was that you would have to

do a lot to bring it back into something resembling a reasonable level and your ability to do

that is constrained without causing damage to the economy.

This was the argument put forth from day one by a whole host of people Mohammed Alarian,

Olivia Blanchard, and largely speaking that has come to pass.

Well, I mean, it's gotten louder lately, right?

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