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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide,

in Silicon Valley and beyond,

this is Bloomberg Technology with Emily Chang. I'm Emily Chang in San Francisco and this is Bloomer Technology coming up in the

next hour a bounce back for tech stocks the Nasdaq 100 seeing a bump a day after a sell-off that erased trillions.

But will it all be undone with new inflation numbers come Wednesday?

We'll discuss.

Plus Elon Musk says banning former President Trump on Twitter was, quote,

flat out stupid, and, but he'll reverse it.

And Tony Fiddell's unorthodox advice to founders in these times of market turmoil,

the so-called father of the iPod and co-founder of Nest talks about the most and least exciting inventions coming out of Silicon Valley today.

That's later this hour.

I want to dive into this ongoing volatility, especially in the tech sector where we've seen a big

sell-off since the start of the year. I'm joined

now by Ellen Hazen. She is the chief market strategist at Putnam

Investment. Ellen, thank you so much for joining us. So look, what do you make of this sell-off especially when it comes to

tech? Have we hit bottom or is there more to come? There's probably more to come. It makes sense that text stocks have pulled back so far because we saw

text stocks do so well in the last three years, particularly with the pull forward

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