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And coming up, tech stocks drop as a hot jobs report

adds pressure on the Fed to keep raising rates.

Plus, warnings from Amazon and Alphabet,

weigh on shares as big tech gets hit by the slowdown.

Even so, the Nasak 100 rises for a fifth straight week

as Apple gains. And the cyber attack, which sent derivative trading back to the 1980s,

we've got the Bloomberg scoop on how vulnerability derivative to talk about these markets. A really hot jobs print for the month of January, putting pressure on the

Fed to look at raising rates. That's the market take on all of this and then we digest earnings.

And that's at 100, down 1.8%, although as we said, it ended the week up on the week,

meaning five straight consecutive weeks of gains.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also kind of in line with that down 1.9% is yields

continue to push higher.

Bitcoin essentially did nothing in reaction to what we saw from the data.

It kind of traded sideways at around $23,500 per token, there's still momentum in the earning story in both directions.

Switch up the board to look at the names that we're thinking about, particularly Apple.

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