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That's Bloomberg Live.com slash sustainable Biz Singapore. I'm Caroline High, the Blumberg's world headquarters in New York.

And I'm Ed Ludlow in San Francisco.

This is Bloomberg Technology.

And Tech continues to lead markets lower as the downturn hit Silicon Valley harder than most other sectors.

We talk technicals.

Then Amazon Web Services CEO discusses Amazon's new in-house chips and the latest on restructuring.

And Twitter is no longer policing COVID misinformation.

That's as content concerns continue,

while Elon Musk takes aim at the App stores.

But first Ed, let's bring in Rob Cantwell. He is a portfolio manager

at Upholdings and Rob it's great to have you with the show and we actually source

a little bit of data ourselves nowadays. From Twitter, we go out with our daily poll

and we wanted to ask our audience

whether they are currently selling big tech,

whether the reasons around that,

whether they're blaming the Federal Reserve

and rate hikes, whether they're blaming the economic slowdown, whether they're blaming the Federal Reserve and rate hikes, whether they're blaming the

economic slowdown, whether they're blaming political headwinds, and actually Rob,

...