Evercore ISI's Julian Emanuel warns Big Tech concentration in the S&P 500 is at extreme levels.
"Two-thirds [of the S&P 500 are] driven by those top five names," he told host Melissa Lee. "The public continues to be disproportionately exposed."
Emanuel reflected on "odd conversations" he had over the past several days with people viewing Big Tech stocks as hiding places.and wonder whether they're safe. [They] look at bank deposits over $250,000 and wonder whether they're safe and are putting money into the top five large-cap tech names," said Emanuel. "It's extraordinary."
It's particularly concerning because the bullish activity comes as small caps are getting slammed, according to Emanuel. The
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