. >>> and he's been a shark, a jet, and a dolphin matt higgins joins me in studio to talk about his investments, his new book but first, we have to get to today's markets and the ten-year yield, dominic chu >> it's crazy. what's crazy is the one-year yield. we'll show you that in a second. you'll get north of 5% at this point. to kelly's point if you look at how markets are reacting, interest rates are still driving a big part of the narrative. it's mixed so far. the dow industrials, the real outperformer today, the s&p 500 just 3948. watch that level that's the 200 day average if you go above 3980, bouncing along that trend line, just about flat on the session. being down two points is the highs of the session we were down 23 at the low so tilting towards the higher end, even though we are still modestly negative. the nasdaq, down about 1/3 of 1% 11,339 the dow industrials, up a half percent. the real outperformer, up 136 points, is because of this chart. it is specifically salesforce, out with blockbuster results last night, giving some traders pause. this has been a really down trend type st

matt higgins joins us, executive fellow and teacher at harvard business school and author of "burn the boats." he was a guest judge on "shark tank." matt, a lot of people are looking at this financial news and wondering is this deja vu all over again. could this be an isolated incident affecting startup companies in california, or could this chicagoer some kind of domino effect? >> i think it's very significance. the reality is there are tons of companies, thousands of companies that depended upon this one bank, silicon valley bank. they literally had their deposits with this bank, $160 billion. so they can't make payroll, and that money is being tied up by the fdic as it figures out what to do. all across america, a lot of brands that people watching now love, their boards are meeting trying to figure out how are we going to get through the week. >> right. i mean, but the startup economy has always been risky. that's part of the gig. why is this bank failure so chaotic with the run on the bank and investors scrambling -- these are smart guys out there. why did they freak out? >> i mea