Technology has kind of stalled out here, we've got some potholes developing in that former leadership area.

Technology tends to be regarded as less defensive, so if investors become more nervous, they would tend to gravitate away from some of the tech stocks.

I would say start with some of the core holdings in technology. I think the technology stocks that will do well are the ones that haven't disappointed with earnings.

I am a competitive person, and I didn't win the leadership of the PC party with a mind to stepping down so soon afterwards. But no regrets.

Being first to high volume with 65nm process technology and the first with a working 45nm chip highlights Intel's leadership position in chip technology and manufacturing. Intel has a long history of translating technology leaps into tangible benefits that people appreciate. Our 45nm technology will provide the foundation for delivering PCs with improved performance-per-watt that will enhance the user experience.

Technology is either beloved or beleaguered, if you've noticed over the last several years. It's just a leadership group. And so when they're beloved, everybody thinks we need to buy them. When they're beleaguered, everybody thinks we need to sell. I think technology is one of the big huge piece of our economy and will continue to be a big piece of the economy in the S&P.