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We talk layoffs, sales force and Bimio and the latest to announce cuts in an effort to curb spending.

We break down the most vulnerable areas in tech this year.

Meanwhile, Tesla rebounds after Kathy Wood buys the dip.

We'll dig into the bull in the bear case for the EV maker.

And generative tech, it's already the next big thing in Silicon Valley.

We discuss the risks and rewards for AI-based platforms like Chapp Chi-PT. But first, so far head of investment strategy,

Liz Young is with us to talk all about, well really the moon music around

investors at the moment, there is caution, there is worry, there is more macro headwinds to come it feels like.

Yeah there is but none of this is really new I think a lot of this is left over from

December and we had a really rough month in December especially at a time

when it was supposed to be this year-end rally possibility none of that actually came to

fruition so investors heard again from the Fed today about their determination to keep rates higher.

Again, not new news.

So anybody that was caught flat-footed on those minutes I think maybe hasn't really been

paying attention so yes they're going to keep rates higher but here's the good news

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