we'll ask ken fisher, a w legendary investor. what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna.ess to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. ... ♪ neil: well unfortunately, technology stocks are letting a lot of investors down yet again. the latest culprit seems to be snap, the social media player, with the profit and revenue warning that has the stock tank ing more than 40%, the spill over effect is very very tangible right now in the technology sector. we're going to be talking to ken fisher about all of this , the investment legend, to get his read on that whole sector, the markets, what you do right now. ahead of that though, kelly o'grady at davos event in switzerland on how this is effecting and the market sell-off is effecting sentiment toward pending recession, global slowdown, you name it a big topic there. kelly? reporter: good to see you, neil. the question i ask everyone here is are we going into a recession the response has been a mixed bag, but i think the ceo of citi said it best here, the three r's everyone is worried about are russia, recession, and rat

it was interesting to hear ken fisher talk about seven scary things at one time.s is a unique period. we're off the first 100 days of the fourth worst in history, in history. so that puts us sort of in context. where do we go from here? >> i think the rest of the year is tricky, charles. people are so used to the market being bullish, they're so used to the market running up. there's a high probability that the market may not have new highs for the rest of 2022. if it does, it will be very late in the year. the last time we didn't make a new high on any calendar year, i can't even tell you. remember from 2016 to 2020 before covid hit, the market was bullish under trump. there's this seeing, when the economy is great, everyone benefits. low income, medium income, high income earners. right now we're having a problem with the economy. i don't know what the seven things are off of the top of my head, high oil prices, the war with russian, inflation. nobody knows or predicts where we're going to go from here. i think the volatility will continue. people need to be pre

neil: i talked to ken fisher noted investor fame.ren buffett, earned all their fortune investing, he is not nearly as depressed about these markets as a lot of other folks are, that the underpinnings are good. when i asked about some of these same technology names, he still has them. he really didn't indicate he added to his position but he hasn't sold them. he sees something that others don't. what do you think? >> he is right. here at davos people are psyching themselves into recession. fundamentals of tech stocks are still good, 20 or 30% year-over-year, they're not losing money. the dot-com crash, they're going to settle. some stocks like microsoft will do well. amazon will do well. google will do well. nvidia, tesla, alphabet. these are all stocks i think, and apple. these are all stocks that are solid stocks in your portfolio. if you have a three-to-five year horizon you will be fine. if you're trying to figure out how to guy the dip, you have no idea where the dip is. neil: got it. you're important enough to be in davos. first

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