15 years ago when he worked for a company "tell me ". he was a smart guy. >> give us a favor and put it in a call. >> put it on the flip board. that's going do it for us. thank you everybody. fast money is beginning now with the dpang. over to you. >> live in the market side this is fast money. traders on the desk. tonight on fast how a c suit shake up could product from the latest move. plus heavy weight took a bat on a full blown crisis and admit that is he got the trade wrong. first to the big stroir of the day. a sea of red tanking into the close and it's one percent loss across the board as the theory

index 17 percent. we start off with you pete. >> yeah and the volatility and let's put this into perspective. we got under 12 on friday. it's been smack down and trading on the lower end. this is too time to own protection. this is why you see a day like today. you not want to over read today. that's just barely over the moving averaging and the over two a day apanic. i they this is a dha it's a broad move to the download and the transport of the ledder. >> did anything change for you karen? >> a little bit. we have been talking about add to go the protection. i like the longs and want to stay long. it's like mine are valued and everything else is good. you add a little bit of protection. we really just sold a little bit more in terms of protection today. etf's and we bought and s and p

and the volumety -- i did not sell any of my longs. >> there's a good value, and so it did not seem calm. it did not seem panicking at all. >> the transport have not got a boost and the airlines was an undertaker again. >> despite that the oil is down a couple of percent. pete is spot on with the vicks. the transports have not responded since november. at a certain point, that's trouble. if the russell turns over if that can get below 120 help and it's unable to ral de for 5:00

or 6:00, that has to come home. >> was this because of the dollar? >> yeah that's the point. what was the cause of today. what seemed like a session or a speech on friday had laced into a number of things and that was the fed does not know where this is going. the dollar could peek to the upside. that pushed the collar higher. we will talk about it later in this t show. that's violent and if you ask me. i don't think that there's a place where people can say oh my goodness and 16 and a half on the s and p looks expensive. back to the transports and if you look at the stocks they could probably rally off the lows. they're lower today. if you look at where they are, the evaluations are very very cheap. people started selling on the oil prices. remember that. if the dow is higher the oil is going to be lower. be careful of that.

>> the capacity creek and we talked about this on the show it was dangerously close on the airlines. they broke through that late in the week and that continues to fall. it does get eerie. i think that they make money either way. i continue to believe that. it does not mean that the steeler does not continue the pressure. >> so what is the bottom line? what's the long term? >> what a lot of people are say as good that there's a fundamental change. if you believe that it's over night, we're in the wrong trade in the first place. >> is the risk in the upside or down side? >> well, despite that they're under pressure the s and p is held in their unbelievably well. the path of lest resistance

seems to be higher. if it continues to be done a perfectper percent and percent and a half each day, it's going to be down. on a tape not bad. black stone half a percent. the networks then we talk about forever and new all-time high today. >> i actually think there's a risk to to down side. we have had a kricrisis for years and it's not a problem. i think that it could end up being a problem. if we see europe slow that is going to be a problem. there's a lot of hope built in that europe is starting to find the footing gain and so it makes me a little bit nervous and i do not trade around because i am not grade at barking the timing in and out. i am afraid of the upside. >> maybe there's some answers from the chartment one says that now is the perfect time to buy. richard ross is the managing

director and head of technical analysis. rich, good to see you. why is now the perfect time to buy? >> well one day and one percent. not the crash of 1987. there's a lot to be constructive about. that makes a healthy market environment. let's go to the chart and keep it simple. i am going to break down the s and p and 500. the trend remains in tact here. the purple line here we continue to hold that 150 day moving average. we tested it on three separate occasions and each time we moved higher. here is some concern. we have a false break above that 21/ 2120. it was not a desissive break to have that width of exhaustion. it's only another one and a half percent from here. long term you see a one way take and the purple line here.

this is the 50 week average. this is held for over two and a half years and tested it on three accept ritdseparate occasions. it's once gain two percent down from here and suggest that the primary trend is in tact for every six year social security not in tact. i am a buyer and roughly speaking and there's certain sectors and we want to avoid. such snaz. >> clearly the dollar is the one that serves the drink here. the dlor is going to weigh in and materials and however, it's go to favor groups like nonkmod noncommodity. europe has the basis and japan on a basis as the yen moves lower. once gain there's a lot of opportunity and a lot of ways to take advantage of the strong dollar. do not let it bring you down.

be selective on the ideas that i put forth. >> thank you rich. do you agree? >> yeah, the dollar is going to go higher. the resent is at 100. i don't think that it pushes it. the pressure on commodity is something to be brought. 3 42 is something that i would watch watch. the markets would put in a rally and the fed and the dollar in the face. you're doing it but you have to watch the levels. >> great buying opportunity. we're looking at sax on friday and over 208 and morgan over 207 nor morgan stanley pushing it up. you talk about technology and health care. all of those are the fact toors that i think are next. up next why a small promotion could signal another great product launch is around the concern.

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welcome back to fast money. the human resource software company says that subscription increases up to 100 million bucks and the company does see the revenue of 270-$274 million for the fiscal second quarter. they were expecting around 272 million. they rose to about $304 million and sales and marketing cost rising to about 39 percent. you can see the shares on balance by seven percent. back to you guys. >> thanks. what is the trade to you? it's one of the stocks?

>> yeah it's running up and trading off the highs. a lot of the street has this too. it continues to put money in itself and continues to show improvements. now they have to make the money. they're getting close to making money. they're get beting on the future. >> yeah, that's what this is about. a future trade. >> news alert here. steve has the details. >> hey, melissa, thanks very much. the fed share is not going to jackson hole this year so no fly fishing for janet yellen here. i don't think that there's a lot of monetary implications here. if they want to make an important speech when it's going on, she has opportunity to come on cnbc or make a public comment. i am told that yellen does not plan. she will go from time to time. what is important here is something that began and this has been attended by all of the

fed chairs and she finally broke the mole and not wanting to make a bank conference above the others. no implications, and perhaps some implications for my fly fishing this summer. >> i was going to ask you if you were going to jackson hole. >> i may or may not get out there for that reason. it's a important conference. we get to interact with the fed chair and we get to do some fun stuff, so any way. >> okay. thank you for that. what's a theory with janet not going? >> she cannot fly fish. i mean that's it. ask steve. you have to practice. >> a lot of patience. >> a lot of patience. >> who said that you have patience if anything. >> she does have patience. >> i will not comment on the angling ability, but maybe this means that this is the new jackson hole.

the kind that move the markets over a quarter trend and that's the same way that jackson hole was. that was an important thing. >> to the newly created position and that change could signal the product launch in the future and that's what managing director and the capital market said and joins us and always good to see you. why not a product launch? >> he has been the visionary and there were word in the street that he was going to leave and go back to england. the fact that he is the right hand man, the summit speaks to apple and they need to get the next generational product in the areas in terms of the reality and who is aware and he is really the guy that's going to take him there. the fact that he has the promotion speaks to a change at apple in terms of how they look

into the future. it's not surprise that had they did two weeks ahead and they're going talk about the vision in the future past the iphone and past the ipad in terms of the next areas. >> i get that they do not want to lose them and that he was at risk for leaving they would give him a promotion. i don't know how you would connect from a to d in terms of a product in apple? >> he is the one in apple. in terms of reality, wearables. look at what he has done. the fact that he is promoted to this at apple, i think it indy katds that we're on the horizon of a smooth product over the next year or two as apple is hitting a cross roads as we go from the iphone 6 and the period into terms of china where the growth is. he is in terms of retail and

china growth and the design. i think that it's very -- it's not just a point that they kept him. it's putting him in the role and it's a signal and a change at apple that he is getting the power and the visionary that he has been here. >> in the view is he definitely the parent to tim cook. >> in my view he is. i think this is sort of that i think they went through the thing over the last six months. this is him saying that he is in for the long term. this is the next step to being the heir parent. now it comes down to not just talking to talk and walking the walk, but we hear more about the development conference in two weeks in terms of apple vision for the next one, two, three years. >> dan, good to see you. dan fbr. >> market and anything going into the development conference? >> not yet. a lot of times they start to

send close to any one. they wait until the day or the day before they start to make a big move. >> he talked about the suppliers. it's from 19 to 38. it also reversed today. i am curious to what pete thinks. the story is probably in tact but you needed to sell it in a short term. >> this move today i did not think as a particular notable move. i think that it's good that they think of him as lock him. it's an important asset. i did not see any particular news today that you would had to trade on. shake shaq falling since nearly quad dropping. >> they talked about the ridiculous evaluation and dan probably sold out a little too early, but he had it spot on. is this a one day event or the

start of a turn? i don't know what it's going to be. certainly feels like it's the start of the turn. it's a 38 percent short and the lock up is at the end of july. it's a couple of months away and then it's in between there. i think that this might be the start. if this reverses and goes higher tomorrow the next leg is up to $100. >> this is so dangerous. i just wanted to see how tight is it? we cleared a few different places and one had a small amount of borrow. it's dangerous on either side of the trade. >> on terms of the movie there was heavy volume compare today the rest of the market. shake shaq and if you look at the chart it looks like head and shoulders. today's move is nothing to say hey what happen today the shack.

if it moves like this this is a retail stock and institutions are in it. a lot of people are trading this and there's no reason why they're not selling it today. >> pretty scary stock. i think that retail has to understand what they're looking at it. business insider had an article that say what is is this worth per location. the numbers verses wendy's and mcdonald's. >> that's a ridiculous number when you look at the rest of them. >> no way. >> when does the trade option. >> everybody keeps on asking and waiting. how many shares are out there? it's been an issue. that's part of the issue right now. coming up the violent moving lower is about over? it could fall another 40 percent against the dollar. find out why when we joins us ahead on fast. still ahead on fast is this

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welcome back in washington and the i rs is saying 100,000 americans saw the personal information stolen by hackers that were able to get into the piece of the i rs website and steal tax information that was tax return information. they're saying that this was able to be done because they had a significant amount of information on the people. they went through the piece of the website called get transcript and entered in the personal information, and get

the information septembernt to them if they were the taxpayer themselves. one was the person's high school team mascot. aparentally they already that level of detail on some of the people. that's the frightening prospect. they already knew a lot about the people and got the tax returns. they are predicting that there might be a way of false federal tax returns and as many as 200,000 were attempted to be attacked. >> wow. moving on to the deal of the day. charter communications buying time warner cable after the deal with comcast fell through. charter sat down with an exclusive interview and ask why they shot down the deal but bleesed this one. >> if you look at the public sames of the fcc, what the fcc

is seeking is being developed by the transition. it's not just about doing no harm. it's about bringing better services to the country and to customers and expanding the foot print upon which they're delivered. the competitive environments enhance bid us doing this will be if you look at the echo system of what we're playing with in term of the competitors, they're very large. >> but is there more to the story? ralph and author of return to sender and unanswered letter toss the president joins us on the fast line. welcome ralph. >> thank you very much. >> do you think that he played favorites sneer. >> wellthink they he showed his hand early. he took a bold move so he better show more response to a lesser merger.

this is typical john malone maneuver and buying the customer base instead of winning. i don't think see anything good for the consumers on this one. >> it's one thing to buy it but he has to keep it. isn't that the true test? the comments made by tom made it seem like this company was acknowledging the facts that they do not want the bullet wounding shoved down the throats and they're able to meet the consumer there. >> that's only because of on line video and without that the consumer would be really jammed so is this going increase competition. they're going pay for programs that they never look at and they want a better service. that's all doubtful. let's put it this way john

malone became a multibillionaire and not being known as a advocate. it's about concentrating power and eventually three gientant cable companies that will control the buck. >> do you think -- in blessing the deal too early, was that a short fall on the part of the fcc? >> i think so. when you have a $2 million break up fee you know that the lawyers have had a signal from the fcc and probably from the justice department that's responsible for the trust site of this situation. i think that the best idea is one that's almost never discussed. they should acquire to put an insert in the monthly billing whether it's on line or through the post office inviting cable subscriber to band together to a

involuntary nonprofit group so that they can have their own lawyers and publicists represent themselves at the table. that's what is needed. okay. we have to leave it there. >> >> thank you. >> okay. he say that is there's no good for the consumer out of this deal. >> he even mentioned netflix and you have to have internet connection to get the net flick. these guys are going control the pipes. that's going to be the condo that people need. netflix holding ton the gain. there's a lot of news and i would not be jumping in because it's pushing it out there as competition. >> you were pointing out the activity. >> yeah, some of it is typical and what we see all of the time with the 165 calls and people did well on those trades. a huge stock replacement trade and that's something that we teach people all of the time.

take the profits and leave something on board. somebody came in and bought the stock of a million shares of the july 140 calls and gave them a great opportunity to catch this next ride. on the previous ride as this name continues to be in the play. >> who would you sflath. >> i am so in the head. >> what was the other name? >> for the folks at home. >> any cable company. >> comcast. >> any cable company verses netflix. >> i don't know if you want to throw disney in there. netflix and you look at this $50 million deal and a $722 price tart. everything that he said was right. still ahead how japan ruled the hedge hunter and why he got it oh so wrong and why. dennis sounds the alarm on why the japanese yen could call

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nasdaq having a rough day and dropping more than four percent. here is what is coming up in the second half. the dollar is surging tonight and what market could crumble as a result. plus the chairwoman is fourous. it's the rant heard around the world. later airlines getting hit hard today in the sell off and one major name could have more room to fall. first betty against japan is a costly move in the past few years. nobody knows that better than the hedge man kyle bass. take a listen to what bass said with real vision tv.

>> our view was that we would see japanese rates moves if they were successful in achieving their inflation goals. we have been dead wrong. >> that has not played out, but the yen shore has done better. dropping to the lowest level of the dollar in eight years. >> how are you trading japan? >> well from the hedge side. it's not that the currency is weaker and the market has to go higher. that's a brain cell, and the other part is that the earnings in japan is much higher. you have eight and a half percent and the ways to play this to me are the banks and japanese. there's a number that you can play and you get the exposure and you also have i think people like toyota and some of the core exporters to me that are still part of this one brain cell that's working.

>> in the lower in the end let's bring in the editor and the pub accomplisher. good to see you. >> always good to be seen. >> as much as it's weakened you have seen more down side ahead. what sort of time frame are we looking at? >> well over the course of the next several years you're going see 200 in the end of the dollar. when i started to trade back in the early 1970s for a bank in charlotte, north carolina i can remember sharing it at 360 into the dollar and then aggressively 290 and for me to see the dollar yen and having to get down to 49.95 at the yen of the dollar the fact that we're back to 123 today and that's indeed a new high for the u.s. dollar in the past several years and the new low, is relatively minimal. i think that they need to see

175, and i think that over the long period of time given what the japanese industry has gone through as it got through the course of three decades, they have made themselves so efficient that even as you go to 175, flr going enjoy extraordinarily good profit margins, so you want to -- and tim was spot on when he said that you want belong in a circumstance. the yen is going to get weaker but it's bold for japanese stock prices. >> does it get to where it's so weak because it indicate that is the economy is terrible? >> yeah if we got to 400 of the yen dollar i would tell you that. the answer is actually no. on the way to 175 i think that it will be what the japanese companies have done over the past several decades that have got themselves healthy. they have got to work well within a much stronger yen.

now they're going to get wonderful to their benefit. >> crud being where they're at is another tail wind to the trade? >> well, the problem that you have for crud is that this is a strong move for the u.s. dollar. i have said many times on the show that we're only in the second, third or fourth inning for the dollar. once it moves, it lasts for seven to eight to nine years. we're only two or three year sboos the move. that makes it difficult to be an export exporter. it puts weight on and obviously weighed heavily upon wti today. it's going to continue to do that. >> okay. going to leave it there. thank you. >> thanks mel. >> yes, people say that we're not japan. that maybe the case. a lot of people got burnt on the market in japan for 20 years.

a lot of that is going on now. you saw a huge rally in the tlt today. i see that the rates go down. if you do not think that it can happen here the same extent that it happened in japan, i don't think that you're really paying taengs. i tim is going make the way to the smart board and taking a look at the dollar and the vulnerable space. >> yeah what i think is that the dollar is a trade that you have to trade aggressively. if you listen we're possibly in a multidollar psych and the dollar is going to trade for a long time. in the short time em could be at risk and so could the commodity prices. there's a way to trade this. this move down was a seven percent move that we have not seen this kind of a move in the dollar since 2011. you had to know that it was at the levels. you have to know somewhere that we're going run into another level. is this the triple top that's

going to allow it to break through. so the rsi is still in the low 60s somewhere up here the rs i can was in the 90s. we have a way to go and this is something that everybody has seen. somewhere down here suddenly people said what happened? what does this mean for the uro? that's the key. you have to trade the dollar. a breakout of 99 or a hundred. is it time to get long to play that is something that you can not expect to get the dollar all of this move. every time that you shot the dollar, you're getting into a scary position. >> you don't trade and how would you trade a move like this that's being predicted. >> i they it complicates things so much. tim also brought up when he was talking about japan.

the japanese institutions -- some of the names and they're move to go the outside and there's an upside as well. >> time for pops and drops. big mover pop or drop. >> well ashied from overall bad day for pretty much any company this is the friday news that they were going to leave the partnership for something like some drug that apparently caused suicidal tendencies. that's a bad thing. >> good or bad? >> well it's a big move to down side. if you look at the chart this move down 51 today and it's a 51 percent and five times normal and i think that you play it from the long side and a $50 ton down side. >> tata motors. >> yeah the stocks in no man's

land. they're struggling and trading okay on evaluation bases this is not a stock that i need to own. >> pop or sears? >> well there's a high shortage interest. bruce is also joining in in terms of buying more and more and more. you just continue to see it move to the upside. it's very interesting and a big squeeze today. we have some buyers out there. is this a retailer? i think that it's a raet if that's the still ahead one is soring 20 percent and karen will reveal why in a special fine print. three earn asking the traders take the position in costco and tiffany's after the break.

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this is wall street at worst. it became public in a $13 share and fast forward today and the ceo is bless today announce that he is buying it for 525. that's a 42 percent premium over where it was. jeez thank you wall street. the only thing to be fair is that he did take a one dollar salary. okay. that might have been the right price. he got a lot of ongss and that was under water. it's ridiculous. this stock did not once trade over the price. $13 and you never had a chance to get the money back. if you want to be in the concert business, live nation is where you need to be. hitting an all-time high. it's erieridiculous. >> somebody bought the shares. >> somebody bought them.

somebody shovelled them. >> it was the wall street calling. >> are they the ones that you're just as angry with? >> yes. their couple of underwriters. >> nice. on both sides. >> good for you. >> wall street at it's worse. >> is it get once goose or goat? >> neither. >> i am just asking a question. >> either animal, she is angry. >> maybe goose is a woman and goat is a man. >> a lot of comments on twitter about these topics. time to take the positions on the reports. costco reports after the bell. pete what are you say something. >> well, i think that i would be impressed. you look at the april numbers and they were strong. you had weakness but the u.s. was up in two percent. this reminds me of home depot. they execute at any level. if we look, discounters have

done extremely well. walmart would kill for half of it. they trade at a premium that they deserve. if you see weakness you buy it. tiffany the retailer and first corner earnings before the bell. >> this is a company that i was long somewhere half where in the quarter. they announced the dividens and they announced the guidance for the first time this year. japanese is up 30 percent and these numbers are not going good. the question is what are they in guide for. it's a little bit of a head wind now that they have pulled back. they have traded with an 84 low. they're trading at a multiple for itself and it should. the comps get a lot better. you can own it and if you stop it's not a great place to be. >> i am watching and long. i am exitcommitted. i am long for sure.

this is like trading for a broken company. it has a great balance sheet. it is much cheaper than ralph or coat. the market has really really really lowered the bar. i don't know if they could report tomorrow. maybe there's a little bit of momentum in it because it's not traded for sure. i am long and great management teem and evaluation and con september. accept. traders are piling into one name. we will tell you which one after the break. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling

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25 countries and the financial terms were not disclosed. you can see a nice move and almost five percent to the upside. back to you. >> okay. thank you. anybody have a trade on tivo. >> shocks have been stuck in the 10 and a half range. a will the of people think that this is a take out. with the cable guys getting bigger and bigger i am not sure that they need the guys. >> guys would have the tivo it would be guy. >> he has a vcr. >> vcr is just as good. >> they sell those little thing that is you put the tape in the reverse. you do not want to reverse it in the cvcr. airline stocks got hammered today. one may see more paining in the coming months. >> we saw seven times in average volume in jet plublue and over

6,500 of those traded for just over $2. they're well in the money. the reason for that is that these start today trade early in the day when the stock was higher when it was closing. it's interesting because a lot of the stocks are in airlines but i would point out that some of these still do remain cheap and maybe buying is the way to do it if you're concerned about the down side. >> in term of chairing for bags and mints. >> that's got a move. if you're worried about the cheap you go back to the guy that is do not have the same concern, so like alaska air is in the same one that it does not hurt them as delta. >> why are some of the other names isolated from the others. >> yeah. >> it's been in since november and that's what it went from 10 to 22. there a huge short interest. if it breaks this up trend that

we have been in and the line is here at 19 and a half then they're going push again. clearly the whole space sunday pressure. >> okay. our thanks to mike and check out the live show 5:30 eastern time. coming up on mad money kramer has the exclusion skpif the company behind many of the loyalty card in your pocket and then going after the charts. all of that and much more on mad money. meantime we're going show you something that you have never seen before on tv. behind the scenes look at what we do during the commercial breaks. stay tuned.

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