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Hosted by Melissa Lee and a roundtable of top traders, “Fast Money” breaks through the noise of the day, to deliver the actionable news that matters most to investors. Fast Money airs weeknights at 5p ET on CNBC. Visit http://fastmoney.cnbc.com for additional information.
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Markets took a tumble earlier this week after the first two Mag7 names reported their latest earnings reports, but with Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Meta all on the calendar for next week, will investors get some relief? And what will semiconductor stocks watch from in those reports? Fast Money Disclaimer
CNBC’s Dominic Chu sits down with Frank Cappelleri, founder and president of independent research firm CappThesis, as he breaks down how he uses technical analysis to navigate the ever-changing stock market. Cappelleri shares how charts help him find small-cap stars, ETFs poised for a breakout and more. Plus, he takes stock-specific questions from Pro subscribers.CNBC Pro Talks features one-on-one interviews with Wall Street’s top investors, smartest traders and rising stars. CNBC’s Dominic Chu finds out what makes them tick, what makes them money, and how you can follow in their footsteps. CNBC Pro Talks is a monthly interview series that’s part of CNBC’s premium subscription service, CNBC Pro. To hear the full Pro Talk interview—including specific stock picks and investment strategies—listeners can subscribe to [cnbc.com/protalks].
Shares of Lululemon hit their lowest level in more than four years after a downgrade at Citi and trouble with one of its hotly-anticipated products. What its weakness says about the state of the consumer and how you should play the space. Plus in part two of our Big Short Week spectacular, Neuberger Berman’s Steve Eisman reacts to Wednesday’s sell-off and gives us his strategy for the back half of 2024. Fast Money Disclaimer
The Nasdaq plunged more than 3% and the S&P ended its longest streak without a 2% pullback in more than 17 years. It this the sign that the great rotation is fully underway? And how should you position yourself now? Plus we dig in to the latest earnings reports from Ford, Chipotle and more. Fast Money Disclaimer
Alphabet and Tesla are the first of the mega cap stocks to report earnings this quarter. We dive into the numbers and get you all you need to know behind the trades. Plus a trio of stocks that reported earnings this morning are seeing vastly different years than their biggest rivals. Did the latest results do anything to change the fates for these names? Fast Money Disclaimer
1Seawolf Capital’s Porter Collins and Vincent Daniel join Moses Ventures’ Danny Moses to give their thoughts on the markets, the election, and their top picks for the second half of the year. Plus Alphabet and Tesla kick off mega cap earnings season tomorrow. We sit down with one top analyst for his thoughts on what to expect from these reports. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Crowdstrike sinking after it’s identified as the cause of a major tech outage that impacted industries across the globe. We dig into the effects and the next steps for guarding the U.S. tech infrastructure. Plus Alphabet, Tesla, Chipotle just some of the names reporting earnings next week. What you should expect from these reports. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Netflix on the move after the company beat earnings and revenue expectations and added more subscribers than forecast. What’s next for the streamer and where are shares going from here? Plus signs that tensions are escalating between Taiwan and China as both presidential candidates ramp up the rhetoric on the region. What it means for U.S. policy and the markets. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of ASML, Taiwan Semi and Nvidia sinking today as the SMH semiconductor ETF sees its worst day in over four years. Will rising geopolitical tensions mark the end of this recently red-hot trade? Plus positive trial results on Roche’s weight-loss pill sending those shares higher and those of competitors lower. We dive in on the latest developments in the GLP race. Fast Money Disclaimer
The industrial average posted its biggest point gain since November 2022 as investors rushed out of the red-hot tech trade and into the tried but true. Is this the sign that the Great Market Rotation has taken hold? And where does it go from here? Plus China sales weighing on luxury retail results recently. Is this a sign that that consumer is under real stress? And how will shifting China policy impact that economy? Fast Money Disclaimer
Stocks and sectors that would be buoyed by a Trump victory in November soared today on expectations for a GOP win. How you should play the moves, and what a Trump presidency could mean for the markets and the economy. Plus shares of Burberry sinking after a CEO shake-up. We’ll dive into the company’s struggling turnaround and the impact on the high-end retail sector. Fast Money Disclaimer
Is there a market rotation or broadening taking place? Areas of the market that have underperformed so far this year are on a tear, so is tech’s tear finally rippling across the market? Plus Earnings season is underway. And the options pits are lighting up as investors look ahead to next week’s big reports. The names to watch, and how to trade them using options strategies. Fast Money Disclaimer
Yields dropping to their lowest level in months, as this morning’s inflation report boosted hopes of a rate cut. So is the rate retreat the greenlight for investors to rotate into the laggards? Plus Pfizer’s getting in on the weight loss drug battle. How the pharma giant is moving forward with an obesity pill after encouraging data. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Apple keep climbing, and analysts are giving the tech titan the thumbs up as shipment estimates reportedly grow. But can you count on the comeback, or should you stick with the big AI winners. And speaking of AI… the tech revolution taking center stage at Allen & Company’s Sun Valley conference. How players from across various industries are aiming to use AI to boost their companies. Fast Money Disclaimer
Banks heading higher ahead of the group kicking off earnings season this Friday. The move in rates, and what Fed Chair Powell had to say on the hill. Plus No glut in the housing space. How inventory and prices are at a disconnect, and the impact on the housing in the 2nd half. Fast Money Disclaimer
Consumer cracks starting to form, as fast food, gaming, and retail stocks all continue their decline. What the drops in these spaces could mean for consumers. Plus Presidential pressure adding up. As more calls out of Washington for President Biden to step aside. What the election volatility could mean for markets. Fast Money Disclaimer
Tech stocks rallying as Meta, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon all closing at all-time highs. How today’s jobs report could impact tech’s tear, and the Fed’s next move. Plus Energy in the second half. How oil and energy stocks will play out for the rest of the year. And why price action may be lumpy as the summer wears on. Fast Money Disclaimer
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk getting hit as President Biden says they’re “ripping off Americans”. The rising costs of weight loss drugs, and the political impact on the pharma space. Plus Tesla charges higher. The EV maker reporting strong delivery numbers, extending the stock’s recent win streak. But could shares be nearing a key resistance level? How the technicals are looking in this name. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Apple nearing record highs as reports of a China iPhone rebound helps fuel investor optimism. But not everyone’s believing the reversal. What analysts are saying about the recovery in the mainland. Plus Hedging into the second half. After a strong first half, here’s how you should position for the rest of the year. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Nike plummeting after reporting results, as the sneaker giant warns of a major sales slowdown. But one of our traders is using the plunge as an opportunity. Plus the fast food price wars are heating up, but could the payment stocks be getting burned in the process. How that space is being impacted. Fast Money Disclaimer
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Just a waste of time listening to this show.
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You corporate p'sos don't care how many people die.
Need an alternative to this corporate bias show.
Squawk Pod is another right wing idiocy pos driven show.
Lol turns out Dan is just a corporate dousch.
Tim is so hard to listen to now. Just turned the podcast off and deleted it.
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Am done with this stupid corporate show. Every night you're putting Warren down. So you really think it's ok to be a billionaire and support all the laws that make it possible for so few to have so much of the Nation's wealth and the rest of us getting poorer. Fuck you! That's not capitalism its crony capitalism.
Stop beating up on Warren! You think the stock market will go up forever when the middle class is completely gone?
it's a nice discussion guys, and it would even better when you speak one at a time, not fighting for a mic LOL.
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I hear lots of people trying to explain moves.. ups.. lows.. all mostly couch quarterbacks.. BUT.. I propose that historic trends may not have the gravity it had before.. I'm not sure it accounts for this new generation of online traders.. People care less about holding years, months, even weeks.. there is likely a surge of PRN (Profit Right Now'ers as I call them) I'd say it's why even after a company like Amazon or Google announces good quarters, there is a nice rise preceding, but then sell offs after it hits a peak.. People made some dollars and moved on. With trading fees declining. even free trading like Robinhood.. apps on phones. I say it's this new trend that will totally upset old trends.. the effects will increase and can be tracked proportionally with the increase of subscribers to trade companies like Robinhood as well as increases in apps that are used to trade stocks. Matt Erickson Fairbanks, AK.
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Too much goddamn Bitcoin. Make a new Bitcoin show and go back to stocks.
United flight attendedant didn't know a barking dog was in the bag?