very quickly the markets clearly losing steam, but still another positive session hanging in there, i would say up toward the upper end of the recent range and every day is a new catalyst or a new little impulse for this market. so we have to see how we open tomorrow oil is a big story >> we are out of time on "closing bell. melissa lee has you covered next. >> i'm melissa lee, a barrage of big name earnings and we'll break down the major movers straight ahead plus the nasdaq closing in on going positive for the year, but is this titanic tech turnaround headed for a giant iceberg and later, would a baby, a bonus and beverly hills have to do with elon musk have to do? stick around and find out. disney, the stock bouncing off after-hours lows and the company making a major announcement and let's get to julia boorstin with the details.

julia? >> that's right. disney cfo christine mckarther announced disney will be sustaining the dividend which will preserve $1.6 billion in cash and this comes as the company announces that covid-19 cost disney $1.4 billion to its bottom line in the quarter and that includes a hit to advertising, movie delays and think, most of all, the closure of disney's parks. the disney parks alone had an operating income loss of $1 billion in the quarter due to covid driving a 58% drop in operating income now here's what the new ceo says about the plan that he just announced to reopen disney shanghai on may 11th take a listen. >> the approach we take may include implementation of density control measures as well as health and prevention procedures that comply with state and federal guidelines

we are seeing encouraging signs of a gradual return for some semblance of normalcy in china >> the company talking about how before it began to close its domestic parks in mid-march they had been seeing an increase in both guest attendance and guest spending and how the brand is strong and the people will return to parks and theaters once things open up again and a dramatic impact of covid. >> any mention so far on the conference call, julia, about strategic investments and other cost-cuts? >> well, strategic investments in terms of where they're making their bets right now, melissa. they're talking a lot about the focus treatmenting and the better than expected growth on disney plus and the success of their investment for hulu and the odd man out there on espn

plus because there hasn't been any live sports for weeks and weeks now although they did point to the michael jordan documentary and the success they found there releasing that documentary early, but right now it seems like the bright spot is disney plus which is certainly in investment mode right now >> julia, thank you. unfortunate, guy adami that disney plus is the bright spot here and disney + is not where it makes money >> no. and if you listen and -- hi, mel. if you listen to the great tom rogers who was just on with sarre and wilf, he breaks downed he the headwinds facing disney. i don't think you'll see the 79 level that you saw march 20th and the runoff off of the disney+ numbers were to the upside i do think you'll be able to buy this stock cheaper somewhere between 90 and 95 is where you get back in. the stock's down 54% now from the thanksgiving high.

earnings are down 63% year over year so the math sort of lines up and there's just no real, in my opinion, i just don't see the catalyst to buy the stock right now in this current environment. so i think you wait and buy it cheaper and i think you'll have that opportunity >> one from moffett nathanson which we discussed and the other from rich greenfield and one point that rich was bringing up is here in this sort of environment, will disney have to pull back on strategic investments and pull back on a growth business that granted, is not making money yet, but streaming is the bet of the future, tim and i'm wondering how you see this conference call playing out. oftentimes it is comments on spending and in this case, maybe cut back on spending that can move the stock. >> what's really fascinating is that what was once an advantage over netflix that disney had, some of the strengths in their diversified business are really

liabilities relative to netflix. so two companies that probably right now and if not, 20 minutes ago were the exact same market cap that were $183 million and disney's strength in studio and dtc are really hurting them now as we look for the next couple of months and netflix was this big cash burn story and disney's now having to cut the dividend we didn't think about the balance sheet in disney ever this was something that was some level of confidence. i like the pro activity on the activity and for investors, that will send the signal that liquidity is something we never thought about here and the ecosystem and however you want to phrase this are advantages. i'm a shareholder and i think the market has priced a lot of pain here, if you're in a market multiple, it you think it should

have a premium as it has >> that does make you wonder what sort of liquidity issue they might be being looking at in terms of the shutdown and maybe this is a conservative thing and smart move to do right now. >> i think it is did you say suspended for the whole year or the first half of the year they only paid dividend twice a year, so i thought that was just for the first half which was 1.6 billion. either way, i think it is the right thing for them to do and it is a little scary for shareholders who have always thought of disney as just rock solid and never had to question whether they would have any reduction of their dividend. this is a little bit surprising, but i do think they're doing the right thing. you raise the money when you can, not when you have to and we didn't ever think of the balance sheet until they did the fox deal and it turns out the timing of that was unfortunate when the

rest of their businesses and they never could have foreseen all correlating to one or to no revenue, i guess it was happening at the same time i think that it is getting a premium still in the market. we don't know what their earnings are going look like and to me the question is when do they return to whatever the new normal is and what is the new normal for some of their businesses i don't know i mean, i love the name. i just feel like i agree with guy, i think we'll get a chance later. >> to clarify they will fore got next semiannual, and that will result in a $1.6 billion in savings. grasso, where do you see the stock here >> there's no way you can talk around the void of over 26 billion in revenue that's absent from the park. to talk about technicals within the stock. first of all, when you look at the dividend that will be

greeted with a screaming sell tomorrow when the liquidity comes back in the marketplace. i think you'll get a shot, as everyone else said lower how much lower can it go i think we might see $92 and lower than where you see it now. i don't think we'll see the march 18th low of 79 and i think the stock can break 90 and be in the mid-80s. so i would wait and be a buyer of netflix >> let's bring in the man who mrit rally wrote the book, columnist, james stewart hi what did you make of the quarter and of bob chapices' performance. jim? >> i think that we lost jim. we'll try to iron that out guy, do you agree with grasso? mid-80s? >> listen, i do absolutely think

it could have a $90 print so mid-80s is not unreasonable especially if you think the broader market for whatever reason we hang around this s&p 500 level and if you think there's a downturn, mid-80s is absolutely in the cards. the last crunched as you should be and it's killer that dennis rodman was the glue. with that said, i'm not hurdling myself to any of the openings, and i don't think i'm alone, and i think that's sort of the point karen's making so i think you'll have an opportunity lower, in my opinion lower is 90 bucks. i missed last weekend's installment because i was doing the gene wilder movie marathon as your recommendation, guy. in terms of reopenings, tim,

we're getting word that shanghai parks can reopen may 11th and can we see a faster bounceback granted with some masks, social distancing and all those things in place, and maybe we get a better idea of disney's business sooner than we all think >> 36% of the revenue is their theme parks and consumer experiences and u.s. is clearly the lion share of that, but shanghai's very important, and what we are also starting to see is the anecdotal news flow out of china is people are being cautious and rightly so, leaving that aside, it's encouraging to hear things getting back to normal it's encouraging to know that the other side of this is not just that disney plus is better, but look at media. look at 28% roughly up in the media and 17% in the cable so these are at least encouraging numbers in the face of what is a very difficult quarter the new normal for disney means

most folks and i'll listen to the analyst on this and the normalized dps you have to wait until late '21 if not '22 and the market is okay at not pricing it at the current multiple and what's that number that you put on this and i think that's how the market will really, and that will differ between you're a bull or bear. >> late calendar year 2021 or 2022 >> yeah. i think normalized earnings based upon what we kind of know about what we don't know is probably late 21 >> now let's bring in jim stewart of "the new york times". >> good to hear you. i'm in a rural area and wow, a lot to absorb here

they were leading me right to the balance sheet and they were really worried and they have 38 billion in debt and now they're suspending the dividend, and this really is and i know there is a lot of authority inside the company. >> given the suspension of the next payment of the semiannual dividend, you would say this is a liquidity issue or will soon be >> i think it is >> i don't think see how you can view it in any other context i, i've been a fan of disney and they've done a lot of grand things, but they are being

hidden the shutdowns really only came for the most part in mid-march and most of the quarter they were going right along and you see what a massive impact and it will be much bigger this quarter even under the most capable estimates and the question is do they have the strength to get through this it's amazing that we're even talking about this given that it had a legendary balance sheet, but it did decide to take on all that good will to its balance sheet which a lot of people had bowed to that even when it happened and the timing was absolutely horrendous, and i think yes, they are doing what they can good for them they're raising the debt when they can and they'll have to cut it again the question is is that enough and that's something investors will be nervous about. >> tim on the panel was saying we perhaps don't get an idea of what the earnings are until late

2021 or even 2022. what does a disney look like under that scenario. in other words, what sorts of cuts in your view will they be making first what are their priorities? will it be spending on a streaming service that doesn't yet make money, but is the bet of the future? how should we look at disney >> i think that will be a big problem for them because they're going head to head with netflix and amazon and they have massive resources. they're spending billions a year on original programming and disney never had to spend as much given their legacy brand and they'll have to spend a lot of money and they're doing great there and the numbers are impressive, but if they have to pull back on net spending, and i think that they very well might that is going to be very hard for them to compete. that was always going to be a low-margin business for the foreseeable future because it does require so much investment and original program that will keep up with them. so i think they really can't

afford to cut there, but they may have no choice they furloughed employees and reduced the cost as much as they can, but i just don't see where they'll get the cash flow to wrap up the kind of investment they need to do in the disney+ area >> jim, thank you so enough for your analysis. >> always good to chat with you. >> disney shares in the after-hours session plummeting in after-session lows down 3.2%. jim mentioned facing a liquidity crisis and it is unbelievable and stunning to put liquidity cries and disney in the same sentence when just six months ago it was a completely different story. >> right before fox and i was looking at while jim was talking disney bonds and the less money going out the door the better, but some disney paper traded down to the mid-80s during the

worst of march and rallied back all of the way up to close to par. i would be curious where it trades after this earnings report it is astounding, though, that we even have, like you were saying, the liquidity crisis at disney they have so much leverage to pull, though they could issue more debt and they could issue equity. i don't think that's happening at all, but there are a lot of things they can do and i know cutting corporate overhead, but still they've got to spend this is really not the -- where bob iger thought it would be two months or three months after stepping down which was the top of his game. he may be at the top of his game, just may not be at the top of disney's evolution. >> we are just getting started on "fast money". >> beyond meat after a beef with a fake meat company that has them licking their chops. >> a tale of these two stocks and why they're moving in

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♪ ♪ welcome back to "fast money. we have an earnings alert on beyond meat. let's get to aditi roy with the details. nice to see you. >> beyond shares are soaring after first-quarter results showed that the company's selling more product through u.s. retail partners as many restaurants remain shuddered beyond meat says sales at its u.s. retail partners like target, walmart and costco were more than double those of u.s. restaurant, nearly 50 million to more than 22 million that's important to investors who are tracking the pandemic's impact on the company as

restaurants struggle and supermarket sales soar beyond says it sold more products because of an expansion in distribution partners, new products launched and increased demand at existing retail partners the company suspended its guidance in 2020 because of covid-19, and ethan brown addressed the pandemic during an earnings call. >> as various regions around the world implemented stay at home orders, what we did see a simultaneous boost in sales through retail customers, this was not enough to offset the deterioration in demand, nevertheless, we believe the blue-pronged approach to both retail and food service outlets and helped to mitigate even more significant covid-19 related disruptions to our revenue >> some other key points, profits spiking 10 million a year ago to nearly 38 million in

q1 and gross margins rose 27% last year to nearly 39% in q1. another thing greg tells me that as the company switches its focus from the restaurants to the retail that one challenge will remain managing those margins and packaging for retailers than it is for wholesalers. back to you, melissa. >> aditi roy on beyond meat. grasso, where do we go here. we know that 50% of sales are in food service and that's very hard hit and will continue to be so as long as the shutdown lasts. >> right schools and restaurants are closed to your point. even after it's jumped, the 2 hun-day moving average is right below $111 the stock is up 35% year to date you couldn't have painted a better environment or scenario with all of the other meat producers like tyson and

sanderson farm struggling with supply issues and constraints for this one to perform and it's still below its 2 hun-day moving average. i would be a seller of this one and a buyer for those under duress for the meat supply issues >> tyson did say on the conference call, that was yesterday and these days they melt together and the spike in meat prices will be transient, tim. beyond meat will benefit or has benefited from the spike in prices which will make its product, the all-meat product comparable to real meat and that's only transient then maybe this boost is transient, as well >> yeah. i mean, i think what is this meat as a service? i don't know what we're doing here, but obviously the social trends towards alternative foods, plant-based foods is something that was very early on, and i can get into that. i'd be less excited about what's happened in the short run.

i do think we talked about this earlier on our call, fertilizer prices are movinghigher. there is more demand some of this could be translated in entire prices and inflation is good for food companies, just be clear i like that story. i just think that the competitive landscape should not allow for the multiple that we have here and then obviously, the headwinds on covid-19 are food service and international growths which has been a big part of what people are expecting the next leg of this story. i'm with steve i should be fading this move and i wasn't bullish on the company before today and these numbers were very impressive based upon those coming >> i don't know any of you are fans of alt-meat the investment. >> the trend is there. you pay for this trend and the valuation. the trend is definitely -- the trend is definitely there. i actually have 12 college kids living here now and at least half of them are vegetarian.

so it's definitely happening i just feel like -- a lot of that is priced in and one more, impossible burger. i saw them signing up with kroger today so i just think the competitive landscape will be difficult going forward. i can't get onboard with the valuation. >> karen does not run a boardinghouse or a college or anything like that and the 12 kids are not all hers, although four of them are it sounds like a nightmare, by the way. >> thanks for clarifying that. >> i don't know if you saw the shortage of beef, between 5% and 10% have chicken-only menus. only chicken at wendy's. where's the beef literally >> that's fine with me, by the way, number one. number two, we had this conversation last night and i'll say it again i don't love the product without getting into great detail and i think we all understand why and i love the stock and i still love the stock and respectfully,

the evolution of the human race is transient, as well and that's been going on for thousands of years. transient means whatever you want it to mean and the growth with this company is pretty staggering in terms of revenue and don't discount the fact that they're starting to get an international footprint, as well so this will be growth on the back end of that coupled with the fact that operating margins were -- or gross margins almost 39% which was significantly better than wall street was looking for. so given the fact that most people do not like the product and the stock i'll stay in and it will test the all-time high which was 125 or so and if i'm wrong i'll be quickly corrected on the twitter >> there is irony, guy, in you calling the existence of the race called.

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welcome back to "fast money," stocks rallying today as parts of the nation begin to reopen the dow rallied 130 points and the index is now less than 2% for going positive for the year. what do you think of today's action, guy? >> it's impressive in a word it's impressive and i know steve and both tim have been encouraged by the moves and they've been steadfast i get it on one end and i totally don't get it on the other.

so much of the move in many of these chip names has been multiple expansion, really don't have the commensurate eps to back it up and nobody knows where we're going to be a week from now let alone six months or so so i think people are fast to say we've come out the other side i just don't see that happening, and i'll stick to my guns here with the s&p 500 effectively still at this 50% retracement. >> steve >>. >> yeah. i agree with guy partially there. i have been bullish on this, but i've been bullish with the certain duration once we get the economy restarted again or attempt to, you will start to see if there's failures or reinfection rates, hospitalizations, deaths and anything like that that's going to send the market right back down. i do believe we have a higher floor, but for now you have to

buy the market against the 2800 level which is the 50% retracement that guy and i talk about. >> today's rally comes in the face of rising tensions between the u.s. and china president trump promising what he calls a conclusive report showing that the coronavirus outbreak began in china. china's state-run media, though, firing back, evil, spitting poison, filthy behavior, propaganda warfare those are just some of the words china's media is using to describe the trump administration let's bring in pete, and he's a cnbc contributor as well good to have you with us >> this sort of nationalistic rhetoric coming from state media reminds me, at least of the depths of the u.s.-china trade war. are we in for tensions for that degree, in your view >> i actually think that it could be much worse than that and what i've been telling people si see the makings of a cold war here and i know that's

language that makes people uncomfortable and i'm intentionally being provocative and the last thing for us to see is to sleep walk into this without a clear understanding of what's happening and without a clear understanding of what the strategy is, and i worry about that obviously, i hope that there can de-escalation and it does require both sides to make confessions and for china's part, i think china does need to come clean and does need to submit to an international investigation. they have nothing to hide, don't threaten retaliation to everyone who wants to investigate this whether it's the u.s., the eu and australia and let's get the facts on the table and hopefully we can come back to a more sober place. >> during the u.s.-china trade war we understood what the u.s. wanted to extract from china we went into negotiations and will we get an end for the

technology transfer. in this case, these are response to china's alleged role in this. is the negotiating tactic led us into the lab and then we'll peel the tariffs back >> the likely head in my view of china coming come into the wuhan virus lab to investigate seem pretty slim. >> right it's important to just aggregate two things here. i think you need to look at what's happening directly in relation to the coronavirus and questions about its origins and with respect to broader economic issues with china and the way that i see it is this and the u.s. once is an investigation and the investigation does reveal that china did have surprising information and there was a cover-up and they may respond that and independent of

it there will be an assessment of the issues with china and given the climate you'll see a shorter reach and that's where i think tariffs can come into play which is when you look at the trade deal, by and large china is doing a good job on the structural side of things and there are real problems when it comes to the purchases and i do think that there will be a shorter leash on china and that's where you can see the president decide, okay, maybe i'll give them a pass and given all of the other things i'm not going to do that anymore and that's where i see it coming into play and the white house was clear last night and it's not looking at punitive measures directly in relation to the coronavirus. i think the tariff conversation is a separate one and i do think it's a live one and one to watch very closely >> i'm with you on this one. i think the market is

underestimating how this can escalate in your opinion, listen, maybe the trump administration is 100% right in their assessment. are we putting gasoline on the fire when we adjudicate it in such a public way? >> again, i don't know that there's a better answer than transparency here, and i think what we know for sure is that information was slow to come out of china and i think we want to see that information and i'm not sure if china is not willing to do that on it requires an international effort and i don't know another way to do it. i hear your point and i think that requires a different approach >> cleat, great to have you. >> tim, final word quick. >> yeah.

i think he's -- his view is that the trade agenda is not that much different than what it is before and they're deciding how much political rope they have to be difficult in this environment and it's pretty shocking that this administration is continuing to cement their place with the american populous, and i think it's risky, but i don't disagree the same things we wanted with china and trade war before are very much alive and well and i think we need to be steadfast. >> still ahead, rushing it activision and blizzard operating and the candy crush that sent the stock soaring. and a dire s.o.s. from norwegian cruise line. we have the details when we come right back and wells fargo employees are finding ways to do our part. by helping people stay in their homes, through mortgage payment relief efforts.

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welcome back to "fast money. we have the ea arts and we have activision higher. let's get to josh lipton with the details. >> activision ceo was just on cnbc saying all franchises have seen an increase in users and engagement and saying it's hard to know, he says, how much of that is from the work from home trend versus that content appealing to gamers. will there be a delay in new releases because of work from home content planned to be released this year is still on track like the next premium release of call of duty. as for esports it isn't being played in front of live audiences, but they have moved competitions online and he says there is more interest in those coverage tigzs and ea, a different story and the ceo andrew wilson on the call saying

they did see rising usage and engagement in live services and in-game transactions and subscription services and he called them the legends growing strongly and that's the ea's answer to fortnite i caught up with michael pacter at web bush and he said ea is growing by what they said it would. investors were simply expecting stronger growth because of that work from home trend and especially what they just heard from act vigdz and they didn't get it from this report. melissa, back to you >> we should point out that ea went into this earnings session up 5.6% on the week. tim, as the senior video game correspondent having gone to many games and competed yourself, for sure >> yes, i have >> what do you make of these quarters >> they have more of a reliance on the apex franchise with no new battlefield with 2021 into '22. i think the live services are an

interesting story and interactive gaming is part of the media complex and interesting to note. if disney's numbers were better and i want to get back to the last block and people were saying they should be buying something like this, whereas activision i think has got a stronger franchise and a stronger pipeline and i think on valuation is a little bit more sense. i think both of these names have come back dramatically and offered relative value to where they were obviously a couple of years ago. 23 to 25 times, i think these are the right name to the own and i wouldn't be running away from either one. >> you're stuck at home and can't go out you play videos games and you play with your friends and i'm sure that's all that you're doing, playing video games with each other. >> my sons are constantly on these and it's always the battle royale games and i would go with activision in a head to head between these two, but this is just another reason to buy microsoft, as well

those pipes are continuously flooded and it's just another -- it's not an overwhelming revenue producer, but all across the board it's a win-win for cloud and gaming and what you want to stay away from is take two take two has not performed because they don't have the same games that people are chasing with shelter in place. >> quick question, guy versus karen in a video game duel who will win guy? >> karen >> me, too i vote karen, too. >> i mean -- listen, what a surprise that is. >> thank you. >> tim talks about disney buying this, i agree, but the culture of disney doesn't necessarily line up with games called modern warfare and call of duty with that said, it would have med a lot of sense a couple of months ago >> coming up, a norwegian cruise line with what sent the stock into rough water, but first, a

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musk, excuse me, is a hefty one. he gets 1.69 million tesla options at a price of $350 you do the math here it's north of $700 million is what he would cash in with if he were to buy the stock and immediately turn around and sell it also, this brings up the question, well, what's the next milestone? they would have to average $150 billion market cap which by the way, the stock would have to average 800 million a share and that would hit other benchmarks and revenue of 35 billion and ebidta of $3 billion by the way, there have been people that said this is the most ridiculous pay package in the world, melissa i'm heard you have heard of these people and invests on are upset about this if you're an investor back when they gave elon musk this pay package with these bonus incentive, your stock value ha been appreciating very nicely, up 145% since that day so you can't say as an investor

that you have not done well as elon has done well. >> and it's the ultimate lineup of incentives and you bought the whole kit and caboodle including the ceo pay package. phil lebeau in chicago steve grasso, when those first benchmarks came out people thought that's crazy and here we are. they hit them. what's next, do you think? >> it's bizarre, to your point and when you look at where we're trading at, i just glanced over and 772-ish is the last sale post and when you look at where they raised money, 767, that's a huge barometer for the stock and that's a success and failure ratio there. so you want to trade this stock and you can't invest in it longer or ever and you want to look at it through the prissp of 775 which is the recent high and 767 is your bull-bear line and

obviouslimore bullish on moment up, he just listed two of his los angeles mansions for sale by owner on zillow. there's one house that's $30 million. the other for a bargain price of $9.5 million zillow tweeting the listings, my team tells me this is legit. elon musk here to help if you need a hand. wow! could this be a boost for zillow i would love to call elon musk and say i want to take a look at this house karen? >> is that for me? >> karen. >> oh, was that to me? i'm sorry. yeah you've got to think you are deluged by people wanting to see his house. i'm sure there are plenty of happy tesla owners, shareholders and owners of the car would buy it sight unseen. for some reason i think he's kind of goofing around

i don't know he's been known to do some crazy things just one thing i want to point out about the pay package. i don't think share edders -- >> and as we said, you get all of the request tweets and the mania and the whole thing, but it's not for me. too expensive. >> hold on, even more elon musk news, elon and canadian musician grimes tweeting baby and mom are good and the tattoo filter on his face, never too young for some ink. as for the baby's name, so take a look at the bottom of your screen and that it is ash musk, or i don't know something musk, but that's elon musk for you up next, norwegian cruise line

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welcome back to fast money take another check of disney the company saying it would forego its dividend payment reporting 54 million subscribers to disney+ and up 50 million reported from april 8th. shares of norwegian cruise lines getting rocked and the company saying there are substantial doubts about its ability to continue operations. it is looking to raise $2 billion to stave off of bankruptcy it is pricing its 2024 bond raising $600 million with a coupon of -- get this, 12.25%. they look like they have already raised half of the 2 billion that they need tim seymour, where do you stand on some of these cruise lines? >> yes >> oh, boy i mean, i don't think it's time to jump in i think the sinking sector is continuing when they told you in their

recent liquidity update is they had a lower liquidity base and i think it was 1.4 billion and they're burning 225 million a month in a zero revenue through september environment. it seems like a cautious approach on their outlook, and you know, it's -- this is one of the places where i just -- because i've never been on a cruise, it's harder for me to see this come back faster whereas i expect i will get on a plane. so truly giving you a personal view on this, but the liquidity view that they have articulated is difficult >> i will go to steve grasso, then they're able to raise $3 billion and they have $3 billion total they can weather the storm, so to speak, even if they couldn't sail for another year. could we possibly find some sort of value here, steve >> yeah. i mean, there's value here and there's three players that you look at that you have norwegian

and rile caribbean and carnival and you want to stick with the brand of names with norwegian and royal, but when you look at value you have to wait for more of the smoke to clear and you're in no danger of missing it they've been piled on so hard. so you actually need when people will jump on a plane when there's therapeutic stuff that comes out for corona if a vaccine comes out months from now they have cult followings that are getting on cruise lines i've been on a cruise line i happen to enjoy it myself and i'm a germaphobe, but i would not get back on one until i see a vaccine hit. >> let's stick with travel and we're about to learn more how the coronavirus is impacting the ride share market. uber and lyft both report this week uber reports tomorrow and mike

khouw has the action mike >> this was an interesting one today and the options market is implying a move of 12.5% which is in line with what the stock moved last time they reported earnings and as the day progressed and we got news that california was going to be suing both uber and lyft and the sentiment was bearish and it was 2-1 late in the session and the weekly 26 strike puts and they were trading at $1.15. at the time they were purchased the buyers were expecting the stock to drop 9% by the end of the week and the stock did finish the day weaker and that strike is not as far out of reach as it was when they first traded thank for that, mike mike khouw for more options action tune into the full show at 5:30 eastern time on friday what these images out of south korea could say about the future of america's favorite past time. of america's favorite past time. stay with us

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♪ ♪ welcome back to "fast money," baseball is back and half way around the world. it is opening day for the korea baseball organization and things are looking a little different around the ballpark. players must have their temperature checked twice before the first pitch and no fans allowed, but masked pictures of them stretched across the empty bleachers. that got us thinking, is this going to be mlb's path forward if so, one bleacher creature, that's ready to go you guys see that? that's a guy cutout circa 2006 i

want to say, guy >> i can't see >> it's a wooden full-size cutout of me that spends its days in the editing room, believe it or not that exists so, yes, and i appreciate you bringing it out for the public to see >> i think in the future i might have it sit next to me at this desk just to simulate the real "fast money". >> with a mask on. >> why not >> sign of the times, right? >> time for the final trade. go around the horn tim seymour. >> korea has given us great ballplayers. looking forward to that. electronic arts and it rallied significantly going into that. i like the numbers and the i like the franchise and i love the sector >> steve grasso? >> steve iseman came out about a week ago and said he was short trex i said buy it. it's up 25% since then lock-in profits. don't be greedy. >> nice move there

karen? >> yeah. with this huge nasdaq run i feel like i've got to hedge some of my exposure there. i'll it will some nasdaq qqq calls tomorrow. >> guy guy? >> pfizer drug my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate, teach put this into contact. call me 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. is t