I don't think it's a tech crash at all. Sure, we've got companies being propped up by VCs that are doomed to fail (Uber, etc), but the fundamentals of other big

I don't think it's a tech crash at all. Sure, we've got companies being propped up by VCs that are doomed to fail (Uber, etc), but the fundamentals of other big tech companies are sound. They have customers, they sell products, and demand for some of those (advertising and support services) are and will be perpetual. The signals for the downturn don't really seem to have anything to do with tech in particular. In a crash, I'd expect the VC money to become more cautious... for a bit. But that can be a good thing, too, because it means you aren't competing with garbage companies that are always operating at a loss.