Guy, Dan, and Danny discuss Apple falling on reports of a China crackdown (3:00), Tesla (7:30), dueling headlines on hiring (12:00), economists growing gloomier on 2024 (16:15), and football picks (23:00). After the break, Dan and Danny sit down with Savita Subramanian of Bank of America and discuss her market outlook (29:00), the consumer (39:00), reasons to be excited (45:30), how to make money in the stock market (49:00), her S&P price target (53:00), and China (59:30).

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