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here with me, dani burger, tech economy ceo danny kirkpatrick.ot changed at all. why are investors suddenly down on tech? >> we have seen down rotations in the stock market, and tech is now the latest casualty. in thing we have to keep mind is how ubiquitous; or's and tech stocks -- semi conductors in tech stocks are. when we think about, are we ready to raise interest rates, will that affect the economy, i think tech is one area where you are seeing investors play the tech stocks. to point outo want is how popular tech stocks were. bloomberg, each one of those dots is a stock in the nasdaq 100. one line shows its yearly return, the other shows the percent return. if you stick with me, you can see the most popular stock over the past year pulled off the most today. the most loved stocks are now the most hated. we are seeing momentum where people are selling off, thinking maybe it's a bit overbought, maybe now is the time to take profit with perhaps no specific catalyst we can point you at this moment. emily: no specific catalyst, david. >> i thin

joining me to make sense of the recent gyrations is reporter dani burger and techonomy ceo david kirkpatricktals have not changed at all. why are investors suddenly down on tech? dani: that is a big question, this year we have seen a violent rotations in the stock market, and tech is now the latest casualty. you remember we did have the selloff in tech a couple weeks ago. at one thing to keep in mind is how ubiquitous semi conductors in tech stocks are. when you think about the federal reserve nerves are we ready to , raise interest rates, will that affect the economy -- i think tech is one area where you are seeing investors play the tech stocks. one thing i do want to point out is how popular tech stocks were. if we jump into the bloomberg, i bought a chart with me that is a really cool function. each one of those dots is a stock in the nasdaq 100. one line shows its yearly return, the other shows the -- its one-day percent return. if you stick with me, you can see the most popular stock over the past year pulled off the most today. the most loved stocks are now the most hated. we are seei

david: dani burger, thank you for being with us.l be staying with us. coming up, we are joined by rand paul. we will bring you live coverage of jeff sessions testimony before the senate intelligence committee. live from new york, this is bloomberg. david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. the trump administration said it was going to review federal bank regulations and report back to west and yesterday we got that report. the of ministration says it was to cut back on the consumer financial protection bureau and ease up on those stress tests. still with us is mike wilson of morgan stanley and we are joined now by christine harper. executive editor of finance and investing. >> thank you, david. david: give us a bottom line because there were a lot of expectations about this financial deregulation. does this measure up. >> i am seeing some of the research from the street today and people are pretty enthusiastic about it. one of the things they all caution is paying most attention to the things the regulators can do without congres