Nvidia raising the red flag after reporting preliminary revenues for its fiscal second quarter well below previous guidance. The company citing weakness in its gaming division. And Take-Two shares plunged after posting a revenue miss itself – and a surprise loss. What these results mean for the broader tech trade and the market as a whole.
Markets closing well off their lows of the day after the U.S. economy added many more jobs in July than expected. But as we close in on the next inflation report, how will markets trade next week? Plus, earnings season may be slowing down, but it’s not over yet. The traders break down the names they’re watching most closely.
All eyes are on tomorrow’s jobs report, but one of our traders says it’s housing we should watch for the true sign of whether or not we’re in a recession. We break down what that sector is saying and what it means for the market. Plus oil futures are in backwardation, but is that good or bad for the sector?
Stocks rallied in a big way on Wednesday, breaking a two-day down trend. But the traders have their picks for the charts you really should be watching. Plus millions of dollars worth of Solana crypto were stolen in the latest hack to hit the industry. What that says about the safety of these holdings.
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Markets have already priced in a recession, but what happens if we don’t get one? Will we get a more aggressive Fed down the road? Our traders break down the possibilities. Plus earnings from Pinterest and Simon Property, and a potentially historic trip for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The S&P jumped more than 9% in July, the Nasdaq up over 12%, and some individual stocks saw gains much bigger than that. So with Big Tech earnings and the Fed now behind us, can the momentum continue in August? Plus a look at some of the names that didn’t fare so well recently, and breaking down next week’s big earnings reports.
Two of the biggest companies in the world reported earnings after the bell. The traders break down what the reports say about the consumer, the economy and inflation. Plus U.S. GDP fell for a second straight quarter. Whether that amounts to a recession or not, it’s having a big impact on the stock markets. We dive into how to play the moves.
Shares of Meta and Ford both on the move after the companies’ latest earnings reports. We break down the numbers and bring you all the trades. Plus the Fed raised rates and by 75 basis points for the second straight meeting, but said the pace of rate hikes could slow. That sent stocks higher, and gave the Nasdaq its best day since April 2020. Was that the green light for the growth trade?
The busiest week of Q2 earnings season kicks off with reports from two of the biggest names in tech. We break down the results at get a look at what you should expect from the names still to come. Plus, the Fed expected to raise rates by another 75 basis points tomorrow, as the Biden administration tries to shoot down talk of a recession. What it all means for the markets.
From the dollar to inflation to supply chain, the busiest week of this earnings season could give a lot of important reads on the market. The traders break down what they’re hoping to hear. Plus, details on the new NFL+ streaming service and what it means for the sector.
Big tech stocks set to report Q2 earnings next week and it could set a new tone for how the market moves for the rest of the year. We break down what to expect and what to brace for. Plus 10-year yields falling to their lowest level since May, and the Chart Master says there’s even more pain to come. Where he sees rates going from here.
Snap shares plunged after the company missed already lowered guidance for its most recent quarter, and the news took down shares of Meta, Pinterest and other internet stocks. So did the company just take all the air out of the July rally? Plus what the ECB’s rate hike means for the Fed, and the little retailers that are seeing big gains this month
Shares of Tesla on the move after its latest earnings report. We’re digging in on the numbers and bringing you the trades. Plus United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby joins us exclusively after that company’s results. What he’s got to say about everything from the pilot shortage and flight cancellations to when we’ll see the return of business travel.
Netflix Shares jumping after its latest earnings report. We break down the streaming service’s latest read on subscriber growth and where it stands with its ad-supported tier and password sharing crackdown. Plus a judge ruled in favor of Twitter’s request for an expedited trial against Elon Musk. Where the parties go from here and how much damage has already been done.
Shares of Apple plunged after a report the company is planning to slow hiring in some areas, bringing the rest of the market down with it. What the warning sign from the biggest company in the US says for the market. Plus IBM’s been a stealth winner in the tech space this year, but can the outperformance continue? What its latest earnings report says about the future of Big Blue.
Stocks closed near their highs of the day on Friday, but markets were still broadly down for the week. And as we head into the heart of earnings season, with Netflix, Tesla, and IBM on deck to report next week, how should we expect the market to react.
The tech heavy index erased a 2%+ loss at the start of the day to end barely in the green, even as big banks posted disappointing results for the second quarter. So what’s the action telling you? Plus, Pinterest the latest target of activist Elliott Management. What it means for the stock.
Consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 41 years, and while food and energy prices may be coming down, consistently high rents might be the one line item we should be paying the most attention to. Plus, the dollar may be at two-decade highs, but the Chart Master says it could pull back in a big way.
Oil prices plunging 8% today and posting their lowest close in three months. And it’s not the only commodity under pressure. So is this a sign that inflation has passed its peak? Plus in a special second hour of Fast, we’re breaking down everything you can expect as earnings season kicks off – from big tech to big banks, the headwinds, the opportunities and the outlook as companies report results.
The dollar keeps climbing to new 20-year highs and is closing in on parity with the euro. So how will the strength impact companies that do so much of their business abroad. Plus Twitter shares plunging after Elon Musk pulled his bid for the company. And that’s got one of our traders making a big bet on the stock.
Stocks were mixed after Friday’s jobs report but the S&P was still up nearly 2% on the week and the Nasdaq rose 4.6%. But with earnings season about to kick off, the real test may be what’s to come. Plus our Chart of the Week – the big tech stock that’s up 12% since last Thursday’s lows.
Semis surging this week, with the SMH ETF seeing its best day since May. So does the recent outperformance mean a bottom has been put in for the markets? Plus EV and auto stocks have been revving up in recent days. We talk to the former CEO of Ford to find out if the rally can continue.
Listen To Our Traders Take You Behind the Money...How To Play the Volatility...Pops and Drops: The Movers You Missed.
Listen To Our Traders Take You Behind the Money...How To Play the Volatility...Pops and Drops: The Movers You Missed.
Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed.
Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed.
Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed.
Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed.
Shares of Nike jump after the company posted better than expected revenues and announced a stock buyback. We dig into the numbers to get a read on what they say about the consumer, China, and the supply chain. Plus Robinhood shares soaring on a report crypto exchange FTX is interested in buying the company. Can a deal get done, and what would it mean for the industry?
