Closing Bell: Market Meltdown 5/5/22
Stocks suffering their worst day since 2020 and erasing all of Wednesday's huge gains. Tech stocks sending the Nasdaq down nearly 5%. SVB Private's Shannon Saccocia & Truist's Keith Lerner weigh in on the sell off and whether they see buying opportunities amid the carnage. PIMCO's Tony Crescenzi discusses what the surge in the 10-year treasury yield means for the market. Firsthand Fund's Kevin Landis on the tech stocks he thinks will outperform if the economy enters a recession. And Nikola CEO Mark Russell discusses the electric vehicle maker's earnings and when he thinks supply chain challenges will ease.
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Stocks suffering their worst day since 2020 and erasing all of Wednesday's huge gains. Tech stocks sending the Nasdaq down nearly 5%. SVB Private's Shannon Saccocia & Truist's Keith Lerner weigh in on the sell off and whether they see buying opportunities amid the carnage. PIMCO's Tony Crescenzi discusses what the surge in the 10-year treasury yield means for the market. Firsthand Fund's Kevin Landis on the tech stocks he thinks will outperform if the economy enters a recession. And Nikola CEO Mark Russell discusses the electric vehicle maker's earnings and when he thinks supply chain challenges will ease. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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