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Today, trying to hang on to this rally to kick off October. Nasdaq is coming off its worst month since the start of the pandemic.

Will Q4 bring more pain for tech?

Plus, what did we actually learn from Facebook?

The stock led most of big tech lower in September, but is it oversold at this level?

And then later an exclusive with the head of Amazon devices as we test out the camera on wheels. That is the new robot, Astro.

First, though, we'll start with stocks and names trading at a relative bargain to begin the quarter. Dom's got that for us. Hey, Dom. I mean, the sell-off there, driven in large part by interest rate concerns and also, of course, some headline risk, certainly on the regulatory front, affecting a lot of that big tech and media trade over the course of not just September, but the quarter overall

as well. Now, if you take a look at the broader context for the Dow, the S&P 500, and NASDAQ,

you can see that the NASDAQ has now, because of that recent underperformance, taking a bit of a

leg lower versus the S&P slightly above the Dow right now. But that big move and the green line

lower here from the

record highs that we've seen has been really kind of the outpacing to the downside story

we've been talking about. Now, if you take a look overall at some of the interesting parts

of that particular kind of thematic trade in technology and media, it has really been the

internet stocks, some of those that have really kind of fared some of the and media. It has really been the internet stocks,

some of those that have really kind of fared some of the worst here. You can see over the course

of the quarter of the period, the big internet funds like the first trust Dow Jones internet

down about three and a quarter percent there. The tech software ETF is up about two and a half

percent and same with the cloud computing side of things. But it's this far move to the downside here that has a lot of people wondering whether or not there are bargains out there. Some of the former high flyers that we've seen that have really pulled back a bit over the course of the last couple of months and then certainly the quarter, look at Pinterest shares, up 5% today. Some maybe dip buying happening there, but over the course of the year to date period,

a real underperformer.

And as you can see here, that sharp move lower over the course of the quarter has really

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