The Trouble With the Growth Trade and the Good, Bad, and Ugly from 2022 1/5/23

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Stocks resumed their downward path on Thursday ahead of the all-important jobs report tomorrow, with growth names getting particularly hard-hit. So where do we go from here, and are there opportunities amid the wreckage. Plus the traders reflect on their wins and misses from last year, and what they learned about how to invest in the new year.

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0:00.0	Right now and fast, a cloudy forecast for your money.
0:04.6	The training market cap losses for software stocks as the pandemic
0:08.7	splurge keeps giving way to the slow down cycle purge.
0:12.5	What will it take to stop the slide?
0:14.3	Plus, Corona Crust shares a beer wine and
0:16.9	spirits maker constellation falling down drunk today.
0:20.0	The details on population and the supply chain
0:23.2	impacted its beer brands.
0:24.8	And then later, the good, the bad and the ugly.
0:27.0	Our traders look back at their action in 2022.
0:29.6	The hits, the misses and the ones that got away.
0:32.8	I'm Sarah Eisen in tonight.
0:34.1	Formally, this is fast money lie from the now deck market site.
0:37.5	A full house tonight.
0:38.6	We've got Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman,
0:40.7	Dan Nathan and Guy Adami.
0:42.8	And we are going to start with the pre-jobs sell off on Wall Street.
0:45.8	Market's fearing a strong read on the labor market could prompt the fed
0:50.0	to hold fast to its rate hike program.
0:52.3	The Dow shedding another 340 points.
0:54.8	Nasdaq down a percent and a half in the first three
0:57.1	trading days of the year.
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