jack hough: far below? >> i meant 199.ack hough: that a big difference. >> we don't look fantastic but we look okay. jack hough: does that anticipate a recession? sound like a big difference. >> if you look at stock market pricing in october, it baked in a mild short shallow recession that takes place in 2023. the things that takes valuations lower, this is the risk, if you see a recession in 2,024 that hasn't been priced yet. jack hough: are their part of the stock market that are more vulnerable than others, to missing earnings in a roundabout way of saying what would be your favorite sectors to invest in? >> the tech space is really interesting. we can overrate that sector because we want to keep our toes in the growth trade. they got the risked last year. the value sector, things like energy, financials, before banks blow up, those are the last dominoes, expectations were resilient and they've got to bake in some pain. jack hough: what about banks? >> we didn't anticipate what unfolded over the past week. the bank team

jack hough: a strong jobs report in january. it could knock things down again but we are looking at 200,000 in that level. jack otter: there is a certain thing called investor day. it has a certain purpose, tesla did not get that message. jack hough: you don't have to have one. they did, during the ten years it went through 2,020 one, the stock went up 18,000%, you don't need investor day for stocks going up like that. the stock was wrecked last year. the purpose of investor day, you ensure technology, strategy didn't go well, stock fell 6%. investors won -- they want to hear about a lower cost carbon, $30,000 car, we get details on that. the production costs are down by half, that is a big deal. there were a lot of details on robots. elon musk said i think we might exceed a 1-to-1 ratio of robots to humans. that is how smart people say they will outnumber us at some point but more questions than answers. one analyst, details were limited, short on specifics. it didn't go -- the last one, this was part of the new master plan 3. l

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my colleagues, ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. stocks were clobbered. and ugly week on wall street. the and things investors didn't like, which did they not like the most? ben: i start with the two year yield hitting 5%. the level when things start to break. it happened after powell talked to the senate and said rates go higher and will stay longer. we had that 5% get hit and the market falls in, things calm down and we get svp financial, the bank collapses. a lot of that has to do with higher rates. when you look at that it goes back to these rate hikes damaging everything. jack otter: the two yielded 5% in the market lost almost 5%. ben: whenever things started falling apart, dropped five percentage points and had its biggest drop since 2001. jack otter: you had a scary friday people have two days to get more worried and monday opens. what do you expect? ben: not so worried. might give people a chance to calm down. some think problems in the banking sector would get the fed to dial back the rate hikes a little bit. we have a payrolls number friday tha

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