Wells Fargo's Harvey Says Only 'Agressive' Fed Can Stop Tech Rally

The video discusses the tech bubble and its relation to economic trends, emphasizing that the tech sector won't decline until the economy is significantly impacted. It highlights the role of the Federal Reserve's policies and the resilience of the economy despite interest rate changes. The analysis focuses on Uber cap companies within the tech sector, drawing parallels to the 1999 tech bubble. The discussion concludes with an outlook on economic sensitivity, recession risks, and the current state of consumer and corporate savings.

What is meant by 'Uber caps' in the context of tech companies?

What does the speaker suggest about the Fed's actions and their impact on the economy?