'Big Short' Steve Eisman says tech stocks won't outperform markets

'Big Short' investor Steve Eisman says tech stocks no longer hold the key to outperforming markets as focus shifts to green energy and infrastructure

The stock market playbook over the last 10 years of investing in technology and"hyper growth" companies with no earnings may soon be a thing of the past, Neuberger Berman's Steve Eisman said.

In his view, if interest rates continue to climb, investors will be less willing to take financial risks, as they did during the previous tech rally.

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