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"Earnings risk is now upon us," Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley CIO and chief US equity strategist, says during an interview on "Bloomberg Markets." Wilson says investors are too preoccupied with the Federal Reserve and too optimistic about the outlook for earnings.