Stocks rose sharply on Friday, with major indexes ending multi-week losing streaks, as bond yields fell below 4% again. But can the strength continue? Plus from the metaverse to artificial intelligence, how Meta’s newest venture could be a big boon for the former Facebook. Fast Money Disclaimer
Treasury yields continued their march higher today, and it’s having an impact on everything from car loans to corporate borrowing. But why are stocks rising even as credit costs rise? We try to find some answers. Plus after-hours moves in Broadcom and Nordstrom, and why investors seemed so disappointed by Tesla’s investor day. Fast Money Disclaimer
Investors keyed in to Elon Musk and his big reveal at Tesla’s investor day, but will it be a “sell the news” kind of event? The traders weigh in. Plus a big after-hours jump in shares of Salesforce after its latest earnings report. We dig in on the numbers and bring you the trades. Fast Money Disclaimer
A new House committee holding a prime time hearing tonight to examine the “communist threat” posed by China. What they’re looking at, and what it means for companies doing business with Beijing. Plus Rebecca Patterson joins to discuss the factors she says will dictate whether the economy pulls off a soft or hard landing. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Goldman Sachs have been lagging rival Morgan Stanley this year, but with the investment giant holding its first investor day in 3 years tomorrow, could CEO David Solomon say something that could rev shares back up? Plus Warren Buffett sounding off against critics Fast Money Disclaimer
Markets closing out their worst week of the year with more losses after the Fed’s preferred inflation measure showed prices rose faster than expected in January. What that means for the central bank and your money. Plus Apple dropped below its 200-day moving after for the first time since the start of the month. The Chart Master dives in for some answers on where it’s going next. Fast Money Disclaimer...
Boeing halting deliveries of the 787 Dreamliner after issues with its fuselage component, the latest challenge for the jetmaker. Plus shares of consumer stocks from Wayfair to Domino’s to Dollar General getting punished today. Is this the latest sign the consumer has run out of steam? Fast Money Disclaimer
China reportedly looking to ban ChatGPT, and new reports show the cost of AI-enabled search is much more expensive than traditional methods. So do these latest headwinds deal another blow to the prospects for the new hot thing in machine learning? Plus Apple reportedly making a big breakthrough in health monitoring. What it means for the stock and the outlook for wearables. Fast Money Disclaimer
The Dow dropped nearly 700 points and fell back into negative territory for the year and the Nasdaq fell 2.5%. The moves coming after stark warnings from Home Depot and Walmart about the strength of the consumer this year. We’re joined by former Walmart U.S. CEO Bill Simon to give his take on the retailers’ results, plus Canaccord’s Tony Dwyer on why he thinks there’s more pain to come for the markets. Fast Money Disclaimer...
Stocks held steady to end the week, with the Dow rising 130 points, even as 10-year yields hit their highest level since November. So why don’t equity markets seem to believe the Fed when it says to get used to higher rates. Plus Apple falling below a major support level today, and Carter Worth says it’s going even lower from here. He breaks down his latest call and digs in on what the charts are saying. Fast Money Disclaimer...
There are plenty of reasons to believe the Fed when it says rates will stay “higher for longer” – hot inflation, a strong consumer, and the talk from all those central bankers. Then why don’t risk assets want to believe what they’re hearing? Plus Bing’s AI-powered chatbot is showing its feelings – and it’s not always pretty. What one reporter learned from his interactions with Microsoft’s bot. Fast Money Disclaimer...
Ford’s top executive admitting the company is lagging way behind its competitors on costs and vows to cut inefficiencies in production. What the automaker has to do to regain its footing. Plus shares of Roku, Cisco and Zillow all on the move after their latest earnings reports. We dig into the numbers and bring you the trades. Fast Money Disclaimer
Stocks closing well off their lows of the day even after a hotter-than-expected inflation report. Pimco’s former chief economist joins to dive into what the latest CPI print means for the Fed. Plus Airbnb posting a big jump in revenues in its latest quarter. How the traders are playing the name now. Fast Money Disclaimer
Microsoft continues to rally as Alphabet struggles in the race for the crown in artificial intelligence. But can the recent dominance continue? Plus, markets jumped ahead of tomorrow’s CPI print. But what will the latest read on inflation mean for the Fed and investors? Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of some of the year’s highest flyers coming back down to earth in a big way this week. So is this the end of the rally we’ve seen in the high tech, high growth names? Plus casino stocks surging ahead of the Super Bowl, and ad prices at record highs. We break down the winners and losers of Sunday’s big game. Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of Lyft dropping over 20% after its latest earnings report and guidance. Two traders have been long the stock – what they’re doing now. Plus shares of Alphabet on pace for their worst week since November. One of our traders is hitting “sell”, but some others are taking the opportunity to buy. Fast Money Disclaimer
Bob Iger presenting his first Disney earnings report since re-taking the reins at the entertainment giant. We dig in on the numbers from the latest results. Plus Michael Kors parent Capri Holdings plunging after its earnings report. Why one trader is hitting the sell button, and another is adding shares to their cart. Fast Money Disclaimer
Major indexes closed near their highs of the day, after Fed chair Jerome Powell said he’s seeing signs of disinflation in the economy. But is this the green light the markets have been waiting for? Plus President Biden expected to take on corporate tax rates and share buybacks at his State of the Union tonight. What it means for corporate America. Fast Money Disclaimer
What we now know about the Chinese spy balloon shot down over the weekend, and what it could mean for relations between the U.S. and Beijing. Plus shares of Pinterest dropping after posting a big revenue miss. CEO Bill Ready joins with his reaction to the numbers. Fast Money Disclaimer
Stock losses accelerated midday after initially showing resilience in light of the stronger than expected jobs report. But Apple managed to post a solid gain, despite its disappointing earnings report. We dive into the market moves and lay out what’s next for investors. Plus the XLE energy ETF breaking a 7-week win streak. Has the trade run out of gas, or are there still gains to come? Fast Money Disclaimer
Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet headlining the earnings action after the bell, with Starbucks, Ford and Qualcomm also reporting. We’re diving into all the numbers and dissecting the trades. Plus Meta putting in its best day since 2013 after last night’s earnings report. And the Chart Master has some thoughts on where it’s going next.
The Nasdaq surged 2% today for its best close since September after the Fed dialed back the pace of its rate cuts. But is the market being too optimistic over the central bank’s direction? Plus shares of Meta surging after the company’s latest earnings report. What’s behind the jump, and can it keep going?
Shares of Snap plunging after its latest earnings results, and taking down the stock of Meta with it. We break down the numbers and bring you the trades for the social media stocks. Plus we’ve got more from the iConnections Global Alts Conference in Miami, with Mike Wilson of Morgan Stanley and Ares Management’s Mike Arougheti.
Fast Money is on the road in Miami, Florida, at the iConnections Global Alts Conference. We’re talking to legendary investor and short-seller Jim Chanos about his latest bets as well as one venture capitalist who left the hustle and bustle of Silicon Valley for South Beach. And with bitcoin rallying this year, we dig into whether the crypto winter has really thawed.
Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta all set to report earnings next week, but which names are primed to deliver the biggest beats? We set the stage for the busiest week of earnings season. Plus Tesla just locked in its best week in nearly a decade. What the Chart Master says you should do with the stock now.
Chevron drawing the ire of lawmakers after announcing a $75b share buyback, but is the anger justified? Plus Tesla shares rallying more than 10% after its earnings report and helping the Nasdaq to close within 4 points of its 200-day moving average. We make sense of the big tech rally and whether it can last.
Shares of Tesla on the move after the company’s latest results. We’re dialed into the conference call to bring you all the details. And we have a few more big data points left before the Fed’s first meeting of the year. What the traders are watching, and what it could all mean for the market.
The tech giant posting strong results from its cloud unit, helping shares jump in the after hours. The traders dig in on the numbers and bring your their calls on the stock. Plus the Nasdaq off to its best start of the year since 2001, but one top strategist says the good times may not last.
Stocks rallied for a second day, with the Nasdaq seeing its best start to the year since 2001. But what does the market rally say to our traders? They each have one word in mind. Plus, retail investors are piling into shares of Tesla. What’s behind their interest, and will the bets pay off?
Fed Governor Christopher Waller suggested he favors a 25bp rate hike at the central bank’s meeting at the end of the month, calming investor fears for more aggressive increases and helping the markets surge at the end of the day. But can the momentum continue? Plus, we’ve got a full slate of earnings on the calendar for next week. How the traders are playing the names ahead of those reports.
