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alix: that was jeremy grantham, gmo cofounder, sink the historic collapse in stocks is underway.hat leads to the question of the day. tech is wrecked, buy bonds? callie cox from utah real -- from etoro joins us now. our bonsai safe haven? >> that is the question. if you look at the everyday investor, bonds can be a great tool to get you to your go, especially -- get you to your goal, especially when stocks are selling off. but there are a lot of structural forces at play right now, so they look incredibly overvalued. there is international pressure. it just depends on which sector you're coming from. guy: what do you make of the price action this week? let's start there. we started with bonds pushing equity markets. equity markets look like they are now pushing bond markets. as you'd he's -- as you sit here this friday watching the price action, what are you thinking about where we are in the cycle, where we are in terms of understanding where we should be positioned with our portfolios? what are you thinking? >> thinking worst case scenario, there was the check -- chance for a f

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