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Today, watch out below. The tech sell-off continues. Nasdax down another full 2% today and leading the declines.

Arc funds, Tesla, Netflix, down another seven.

We're going to hit the next catalyst that might turn things around or send stocks lower again.

The crypto crash, Bitcoin and Ether down by double digits over the past week after Friday saw $137 billion wiped out from crypto markets, Bitcoin below 34K, and social stocks losing some cloud. The bears come after Snap

ahead of earnings, D. Yeah, Carl, we are going to start with that sell-off tech sinking yet again.

The NASDAQ was down as much as 3.3%. It is now down more than 16% below its record close.

And an ongoing debate here, how much of the sell-off has been rate-focused,

how much is business fundamentals? Remember that late last year, guys, we got bad misses from

the likes of Snap, Roku, Pinterest, Adobe, Salesforce. That all hit those stocks very hard and had

nothing to do with the Fed or a shift to value stocks. Last week, though, it was Netflix and

Peloton, both sinking on soft demand and weak user growth. Last week, though, it was Netflix and Peloton, both sinking on soft demand

and weak user growth. This week will be a big one, indeed. We will see who gets punished,

if they miss, or even if they just don't beat by enough, perhaps some upside surprises, too.

We've got IBM earnings today, Microsoft tomorrow, Tesla, Intel Wednesday, Apple Thursdays.

John, it is still early in the earnings season, but what we've seen so far, especially

NASDAQ, you know, the question of did it freak out the markets or is it a sign of more

to come? I think that's what everyone's going to be looking for in this busy week.

Yeah, I think perspective is important here. I don't think we saw anything close to a bad miss from Adobe, for example. But, you know, these stocks have been

running pretty strong, some of them, based on arguably more than just their fundamentals. And you

look at some of these stocks, we've known that they've been in a good spot for a while. I mentioned

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