It does appear we're in some sort of liquidation cycle, says Osterweis' Larry Cordisco
Larry Cordisco, Osterweis Growth and Income Fund principal and co-lead, joins 'Closing Bell: Overtime' to discuss the big tech plunge.
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It does appear we're in some sort of liquidation cycle, says Osterweis' Larry Cordisco
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