Market strategist: ‘Until we get capitulation, we won’t see a bottom’

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Baird Technology Strategist Ted Mortonson joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the slides tech stocks are experiencing, investing in the software sector, growth in major companies developing emerging technologies, and Netflix’s presence in the streaming space.

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