 Tech stocks, they've certainly had some volatility this week. And let's take a closer look at this sector. Melissa Armo is with us, founder, owner of Stock Swoosh. So, you know, people are still feeling that even with rising bond yields, there are still some opportunities in tech. What say you? I really think Netflix is the top one to be watching in this sector right now, simply because of the fact that despite the market falling in the last few days, Netflix made a brand new all-time high yesterday, which was astounding. And Netflix rallied into the close today, just like the market, and almost made a new high on a week where the market really had a very bad week, quite frankly. So I like Netflix the best in this sector, and Microsoft also had a really big move up today too, a much, much bigger move than the market. What I like least of all in this sector, surprisingly, which you would normally think is one of the market leaners because of the price a little bit, and the growth that it's had in the last few years is Amazon. Amazon has hardly gone anywhere. Well, the market was bullish most of the year. Amazon has been lagging ever since its last earnings. And so I'll be watching that very closely when those earnings come out, which isn't until the end of the month. I think it's close to Halloween, October 28th is Amazon earnings. When will you decide if Amazon is a buy, right? So you like what you're seeing from Netflix. We've certainly seen a great chart from Netflix. When do you decide if a name like Amazon, which is an e-commerce giant in the world of technology, in the world of same day everything, when will you say, hey, you know what? I think I will maybe step in. Is it a valuation thing? Are you worried that it's too frothy or are you worried that the consumer's not spending? What's your hesitation here? Well, I don't think everything's gonna happen to the company. I'm just saying that the chart itself, just looking at the technicals, I look at the technicals, looks like it's gonna continue to sell off. That's sold off again this week with the market. That was moving ahead of the market in a sell off. I wanna see that stock again at like 3,600 and it closed around 3,281 here. And while this stock can wrap 100 points in a millisecond, the fact is that 3,600 is still very, very far away and it can be very easily dropped down to 3,000 just as well as go up to 3,600 in the same week. So I think the stock has to have a tremendous strump and then it needs to hold it. Every time the stock has continued to rally, it drops and lands and falls again. Unlike Netflix, which I was just talking about, Netflix rallied and held the rally. So you wanna look for that. Again, I look at the technicals, which is an active trader. I'm looking to get in, get out, get in, get out. If you're someone that looks for long-term, you can read out the fundamentals on Amazon. That company isn't going anywhere, obviously. And if you wanna buy this, it's a long-term portfolio fine. You can get it in here, but you gotta know that the stock could drop again, again, down another 300 points before it rallies up and makes new highs again. And the problem right now is the overall market. I heard you discussing it with your previous guest. There's a lot of things coming up in the next week. The stimulus plan is gonna go on tonight till the wee hours of the morning. And who knows where we open on Monday? The last two Mondays, the market opened down a lot from Friday to Monday, not just this past week, but the week before, we have fallen from Friday to Monday. What if that happens again after a big week of selling after the bounce today? What if for a lot lower on Monday? Again, I don't know the reaction that's gonna happen here. The big stimulus plan passes. I don't know if the market would react positive or negative. Nobody knows. So you kind of gotta wait to see what really happens with that because the market isn't gonna move based on any big earnings until closer to the end of the month, Netflix is again in the middle of the month, and Boeing is towards the middle of the month. And again, the big boys all the things we like are transient in October. So right now the news and the economic data is a driving factor in these markets. Right, and you know, I started the segment with higher bond yields could be pressuring tech, but there are some people who still believe in tech. You didn't really comment on that theory. I know Apple is the name you're watching. Is this an Apple specific story that maybe you like Apple? Is it a super cycle or are you watching Apple for something in particular? I think Apple's holding on pretty strong too. That's not far off the highs is what you were commenting on in reference to the market and tech I've noticed. And this is since COVID really the last 19 months, you're not seeing tech as a driver in the market that sector like you used to. What you are seeing more show is the banks. So you're seeing sometimes where like JPM made a new high this week as well. You're seeing more of the financials be a more something to watch for the market driver. So I would pay attention to what's happening those financials because if they fall off and their ship are deeper strong, it's going to be a problem. I don't see really since, I mean, I have to really think back to even 2019 when I've seen a big tech really move the market. It's been a long time coming and I'm not saying that that's a problem over all for the sector. I'm just saying that I don't think any one specific sector really should ever weigh that heavily on the market. I have a problem with the fact that Apple again is like 10% of the QQQs. And again, you have Boeing such a big percentage in the Dow that makes it problematic when you're looking to trade ETS, you know? I think it's something that look for strong things to belong and look for weak things to short. And right now the weaker side of it, like I said, really I think Amazon could drop off again before it rallies as far as a weak side. The other things are holding up pretty good. Apple's holding up good and Microsoft's holding up good. And so is Netflix. Melissa Armo, thank you. Wonderful to see you. Melissa Armo, founder, owner of the Stockswoosh. Thank you, Melissa. Thanks.