>> we've been flipping up and down days, been a real grind michigan consumer sentiment tomorrow see if there's any wrinkles in that and changed the attitude of consumers. >> we're out of time thanks morgan for helping out. that does it for "closing bell." "fast money" starts now. live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's time square this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup guy adami, dan nathan, tim seymour and pete najarian. tonight on fast diamond hands get tested, clean energy clover health and amc falling hard on growing fears of a coming crack down. is the s.e.c. about to take aim and are they even aiming at the right target plus trading the builder break down home builders falling got traders scratching their heads for digging in on this move and later, more room to run, one

trader trader said this is the best tried and true name, that's straight ahead of. starting with red hot read on inflation, consumer prices rising at the fastest pace since 2008 pretty scary, right? the market didn't think so stocks hitting record with s&p 500 closing at a new all-time high and the bond market ten-year yield falling for a third day in a row, now at its lowest level since march so red hot inflation red hot market did we already price in inflation, guy where are we here >> we play this game a lot of time but this is one of my favorite games, if you told me this 24 hours ago and said where's the market going to be, i'd have had s&p will down down, ten-year yield 1.7 higher. vix higher 100% wrong again the vix is low estwe've cena for quite in time and the tlt, obviously the bond security.

levels that we haven't seen since end of february. shocking to me because the market was hot and backs up what everything he's been saying for a month. >> it's a transitory intranet r it's a transitory tantrum. looking back and there were many things we thought the feds might or might not do -- this is a pundit class looking at strategist, journalists, billionaire investors are freaking out here. the bond market doesn't seem to c care the s&p is breaking out but not because of the inflation that got warnings go, if you look at the x l f today, the bank stocks turned over, materials turned

over, looking under the hood it's not great, except for large-cap tech that kept things booming we saw that rotation today. that's the most important thing. as rates were rising and everyone was convinced they were going to 2% we saw trialechnical stocks go i'd ways or lower. >> remember in march when ten-year yield was 1.74 we use that as a high water mark in terms of the peek inflation fears where the tech trade didn't work yet here's the green light for that trade that had such difficulty. >> maybe, mel, we're seeing a little bit of that rotation happening, which i think has been very, very healthy throughout this run we've had. when you look at the cpi numbers, everyone's talking about it today, i think the one thing we all should city back and look at is, shouldn't we have expected this we've been looking at copper going from $3 to $4.5. oil go from 34, $36 all the way

up to $70. we know what's in front of us. it's just a matter of how is the market digesting, well, really, really well. honestly, everybody's been on board in terms of what is direction. inflation is absolutely here, for how long, is there something else that will jump out or is this something that will cool off. s i'm more in the category of cooling off because the leadership role happens been energy, has been materials, it's been a lot of different other areas of the marketplace not tech it feels to me tech wants to start moving once again. that's true we'll see maybe apple or amazon break out. we've seen facebook and google doing really, really well and the semidconductor names as well it's all about the next leadership role and i think technology is definitely in that

position >> pete mentioned the rising prices just in front of us we heard it from corporate america yesterday. we've been talking about ps and the costco rotisserie chicken going up in price we know it is here but commodities are forward pricing lower than currently priced at. is that enough solace at this point? do you believe the market has priced in the worst for inflation? >> look, i think the market looked it square in the face and six weeks ago priced in some of the inflation piece and i think 130 is a level on the ten-year yield. maybe break down of technicals say we have to test there. i may say bond market might be two moves ahead of the fed and maybe starting to see a fed that at some point is going to have to move.

bonds are going to rally you're going to see the long end of the curve come down that much more equities like that, again, it's a little disaster byzantine are a little bizarre getting bonds and stocks rally the same way. i think for now equities don't listen to the bond market and equities are poised to move high s of it's a lot easy erfor the s&p and nasdaq to move higher when amazon notification that leadership and then apple and microsoft are cruising they're going to move this market easier, financials that outperform the s&p by 45% since november it is appropriate they're taking a pause here. >> i think it was interesting when tim said, guy, that the bond market may be two steps ahead. so pricing in when the fed actually does taper, that's the move we're seeing at this point. that is the move we're seeing that means this rotation should be much firmer, right?

soft wear companies and high-valuation names should be off and running >> they're right, this is all in front of us, the numbers are high enough to justify the moves. the examples with these margins are not going to get hurt on the way up in yield, they're absolutely going to have a tailwind on the way down you're right there's a huge amount of runway we talk about all the time i mentioned my oracle that dan poshed the other day >> we're going to read that later. pish posh we don't know what that is, if you will hear's the thing, we're talking abouts, tim just mentioned copper, lumber is down 30% the housing trade was huge when you look 5% year-over-year inflation i feel we'll get back

to the place the fed is wishing to get to 2% on average again. i don't know why if you look at the last 25 years anything is particularly different and if you think about how technology has been a massive deflation airy force in that time period i think we'll get back to where we were prior to the pandemic >> remember we said inflation won't come because of the structural changes in the economy, cellphone bill going lower, structural changes in the economy, we forgot about that in all this talk. >> quickly one difference is the fed balance sheet approaching north of $8 trillion and by the way, not that anyone seems to care but the market cap of s&p 500 gdp right now is 200%. a staggering number. people say it's different this time because all of the stocks are national, world, i get it, but buffett indicator gets world around 120% level, we're well

past that now, well. >> let's talk about home builders this is a market mystery that seems like a puzzle look at this chart specifically focused on the home builders themselves down 2.5%. you would think lower yield would mean mortgage rates are lower, lumber is low, it's better for the builders so what gives, tim, in your view. >> we've priced in a lot of great news for the builders, not as though they didn't rally and they've been struggle ing now for six weeks and you have a case with inventory issues and supply issues. yes, sir order boo yes i, order books look great and for a lot of people buying a house it's not available and all of the housing data points to multi-family housing is still very strong and that you have new home sales numbers at times have been really choppy. look at whirlpool which is a

stock i think fundamentally is an incredible story coming out of covid with supply disruption and pent-up demand, gross margin dynamics where the company is well positioned that stock pulled back another 7 to 8% off the highs. it's not just home builder but component pieces, i think some of it is temporary in terms of the pieces, the components, the trains, the hvac player and even whirlpools i think demand remains strong but home builders don't have answer to issues for the home buyer. >> i will say i read a stat the other day, 70%, the home builder was saying of their new sales are relocations, orders ahead of time i guess my point is, when you think about we're going back to the pre-covid levels, pre-pandemic levels of lifestyle

and people panicking to move out of rurm arir -- rural area it led to a weird supply/demand situation and weird input cost in lumber in month and half down 3.5% from the highs. i feel we got to take everything, it will balance out. everyone just chill out. >> let's talk more about the inflation picture and what the markets are pricing in we got to bring in steve liesman, he's got the answers, we hope. what do you think, steve, markets at record high, maybe it's all priced in at this point? >> so can we get a picture of joe adami's face -- >> whose joe >> sorry, guy adami. >> he's been up a long time. >> guy's face -- sorry, it's been a while here's the thing, somewhere

around 9:15, after a 5% inflation came out, somebody guy, on some trading desk and bunch of trading desks said go buy ten-year bonds and that's what they did. it strikes me as a little bit over the top here. i was early and forceful with the idea that this inflation thing can be transitory i never thought there was no risk around the idea that inflation could be a problem so to me it seems like the market may be over correcting from an overrecreational cannabis earlier. over correction earlier. if you look over time we went from 90 to 160, far as 170, in about a flash of an instant, right and now on the down side. the idea that people would turn after this 5% number, second one, with indication there may be lingering or lasting issues inside this number, i would say that's an over -- what's the word i'm looking for -- a little

bit too sanguin about the risk of inflation. >> oh, okay, too sangwin at this point. i want to say what tim had positive the bond market is trading two steps ahead of the fed, seeing past transitory inflation, back to a normalized economy, to a time the fed will taper, so interest rates will actually go lower. >> yeah, you know, tim is in like a third-dimensional ice petal plower dissolving kind of world. he's like so many far dimensions down maybe that's true. maybe they're down into this super double reverse psychology thing where they are down in there that could be. i can't deny that. i just think there's some risk on the table somewhere between 170 and 150 is where things belong, the idea we

drop like a a rock on the ten-year and stock shug it off, i would like to see more proof of temporary before putting my chips on the table. >> proof of temporary is exactly right. people call me a lot of things but joe is a first for me, i understand, totally get it >> sorry. >> we talk about short squeezes all the time on individual stocks, to a certain extent may have seen something today like in the tlt not trying to explain why i've been wrong but i think it's an explanation what's going on. short squeezes are happening all around us and i think you sort of illustrated that point. >> can i show you guys two charts you have in the back there. first i want to show the airline chart which you will see two solid months of gains for airline fares, huge gains. 10% the prior month. 7% this month. what you will see when you look at that chart is we are still below where we were.

so we're still on the way back up there we go, it has room to grow especially with domestic travel and no international travel to speak of the other chart bodes well on the energy side, is u.s. production, we're 1 million barrels below where we were. this is just the domestic side o pe c has oil off the market there. you see the peak of oil production 1.2 and now to 1 million, 1.1 that will come back, so will some of the opec production so things have room to run, like energy, used cars, you get the collectibles car and inflation part of it when it comes to used

cars these days. >> all right steve, great to see you, thank you as always, steve liesman i know pete collects watches, don't know if it falls in that category, pete, i thought it was interesting, the markets may be too complacent effectively about the risk of inflation out there at this point. what do you think? >> well, that could be, mel. but i think there are times where we just have to look at things and we're in a mode of pause. just going back to housing for a moment when you look at where some of those builders were in january when this started, really, this explosive move to the upside, name like dr horton, dhi, in the 60's, up to 100 and pulled back some, now here it is in the mid-80's tells me about rotations and where people feel comfortable and the moves we've got. i think it's just about every part of this marketplace and i think there's a lot of different ways to correlate things and say, you know what, now it's

been that time we had that six-month run with the bank stock that's absolutely exploded to the upside, big pause since and everyone wants to ask what is wrong with apple or some of these other stocks, i don't think anything's wrong, it's that pause wee s -- pause e take as we rotate in many sectors. so i feel more bullish than i have been because i think this healthy rotation makes a lot of sense and we're seeing movements out of certain areas, back to others when you look at the financials just look at the ten-year, today down below 1.5 financials were off fairly significantly today. so it does make more sense than i think we're leading on right now. >> so pete just gave all these reasons why he's really bullish and it all made perfect sense. when you think back to the throws of the pandemic in february and march when we were in that black hole, no one really knew what was gonna

happen here and what worked out of that. some of the biggest tech names with recurring revenue and deep modes and balance sheets, and massively outperformed we got the vaccine in the fall we saw a rotation out of all those names to more gdp sensitive sort of names so what pete is saying if you're worried that things are going to, i don't know, plateau out, we're going to get back to normalcy where we judge on pre-pandemic level then make senses to big expensive tech names with possibly the secure lar growth names, names like zoom if they broke the down trends for six months you're seeing it in a lot of names ark invest it just broke above its down trend, it was at 160, went to 100 and trading at 114

above that down trade. >> what about materials trade or financials >> i don't think the materials trade is over by any stretch of the imagination. pete talked about a pause a lot of these names are taking a pause as well. copper will roll over a bit. maybe the stocks take it on the chin in the short-term but the thesis behind it is absolutely still in tact and in the last six months there have been pull backs in every name only to find buyers and take it to the next level, that's what we're in the midst of new. >> we've got a news alert out of washington. >> a group of ten senators, democrats and republicans say they have reached a bipartisan agreement on a framework for an infrastructure plan. they don't say exactly how large this plan would be but do say it would be fully paid for and not include any tax increases. this group of five republicans and five democrats say they are still discussing this plan with their colleagues as well as with the white house but that they do

feel that this could lay the ground work to garner broad support from both participaties as well as -- parties as well as meet america's infrastructure needs this coming after president biden and senator shelly broke down earlier this week and now we're seeing this new bipartisan proposal we'll see if it gets transaction with capital ol hill and the white house. >> thank you we were talking about infrastructure talks in support of the bond market, in the context we were just having could mean yield could be going higher. >> it could. and it could mean also that some of the materials trade i think have also been under some pressure because some sense some of the follow through from infrastructure wasn't going to be there yeah look, i think the market has done a decent job figuring out what fair value is from stims and from infrastructure plans.

and actuary -- actually some o this was rotation to the stocks in the first place in terms the bond market could be over done to the down side, i think the trade will be a bit lower in next couple days unless washington does an amazing reversal i think bonds are pricing in the sense of inflation. >> next up gaming goals details ahead. plus diamondbacks in the rough plus diamonds in the rough what it means for when "fast money" returns ests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threats.

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array of hundreds of games earlier game pass hosted 18 million users, with this offering no extra hardware needed except the controller microsoft saying it is developing a stand-alone streaming device. if you have a strong netanyahu connectio internet connection you can stream the experience.internet o internet connection you can stream the experience. microsoft not saying when the new app will launch but they're trying to be the gaming popular servers that could drive scale and margin improvement in azure because it's running in azure data centers let's end on ea, this hackers break into its network and steal source code but no player data was accessed

didn't impact business either. ea finished flat meanwhile cyber secure names like fireeye and crowdstrike closing higher. >> josh, thank you pete najarian, i will go to you, you're hero satya -- is. >> i think it makes sense, you have 200 million subscribers -- well, owners of the console, you have 18 million subscribers streaming with theidia with the games. i think it makes total sense when you look and strip out gaming from earnings in the most recent report it's amazing what they're doing right now, they're up 50% it was $5 billion in revenue it tells me a lot about where the direction is that they're going.

and i can only imagine going forward that the streaming will go somewhere from that $18 million number i actually could see it in the not too distant years where we'd be seeing this in the hundreds of millions. i can see that it's already a 9.99 almost so that type of package make so much sense for microsoft and is just one more reason why satya nadella is so good because it's not just about the cloud it brings in the cloud and it's gaming and a way to get folks involved with the gaming world those who don't want the console can do this streaming. makes total sense for microsoft. >> yeah, he's earned respect, people ought to caught him slack, if he says he's going to do something the markets will get behind it. you talk about a chart going lower left, upper right, series of higher lows and higher highs poised to take out all-time 53

few weeks ago into the july 2nd earnings release i think he earned that respect i think the markets will pay him off for is this move. >> who should be worried about microsoft's move, tim? >> maybe 10 cent, the biggest gaming company in the world, to the extent ensemble and through the cloud is partially how ten cent has been dominating globally makes so much sense for microsoft to be here it's been a $5 billion business and growing rapidly over the last few years in terms of the console. huge boost to azure which last year, 46% growth people expected low 40's continues to surprise to the upside i like microsoft higher and for all of the reasons we talked about in the first part of the show in terms of the rotation, this is where we'll see the next wave of growth. >> i'd just jump on that i agree with everything pete and tim said about that. look at the chart, 263 was the

high there was nothing wrong with that fiscal q3 print in late april but expectations were really high. there's been two 8% peak to trough declines but continues to make a series of higher highs and lows so expect the break out. other way to play it is play the qqq. if you feel good about q2 earnings and back half guidance for major tech names just do it that way >> dan's being shy earlier in the day dan called microsoft the best looking chart in the market. >> you did >> yeah. but last week i called tesla the worst looking chart in the market so that's in my face. hopefully this doesn't go down 5%. >> okay. we'll see. coming up. to the moon and back reddit movers going lower. s.e.c. branch cheap will join us and break itow dn.

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welcome back to "fast money. fears of irregularory crack down sending reddit stocks down, last anytime gamestop exposing it is looking into recent volatilitys in the shares after s.e.c. garygensler announced the order flow and on monday looking into other misconduct when it cops to recent high-flying names as the s.e.c. turns up the heat what exactly will they be looking for, let's bring in former s.e.c. chief, lisa great

to have you with us >> thank you so much great to be here. >> i think there's a big question some of the retail traders in high-flying stocks as to what is going on in the markets and whether or not their concern is real or not it is pervasive. let's go through zbernls's numbers, 53% of total trading happens on public trading. 47% does not 9% happens in the dark pools do we know, does the s.e.c. know -- >> you know, for this large portion of trading that is not occurring on the public markets is gumming up the works. the way the markets were set up was with an expectation, and the regulations are set up was with an expectation that

there would be public trading and that the prices that stocks were trading at would be available on those public platforms, exchanges well account for half of the trading going on out there and great thing about chairman gen gensler, he's just the best, he's looking at this, of the reality of what trading is today. -- >> we have t abityt is going ond as could you say definitively that things like naked shorting does not go on, given the s.e.c.

hasn't looked into these dark pools and trading, subject to a whole different set of rules do we know because the perception of this new generation of investor is that the market is rigged and that there's institutions and bigger investors who are committing, effectively, financial treason off exchange >> and that is the huge issue that i think that the current chairman is addressing the trading in these stocks, the fact that -- that we have reddit traders, people who are very active and who want to be investing, young people who are learning a lot and are passionate about this but who lack confidence in the regulatory structure and in the system

you need confidence in captain capital markets in order to have money in the system this is a situation he wants to address. my hope is that he's not just looking to come down on the reddit traders, if it's a population that's illegal they'll find that. i think it's a shame that gamestop's stock took a hit when it disclosed this subpoena. because you know, this happens all the time the s.e.c. can be doing an insider trading investigation and it will issue a subpoena to the company that -- whose stock was traded and the company didn't do anything wrong so there really any reason for the markets to be reacting so negatively and for investors to be running for gamestop.

this is not a gamestop problem, it's a, you know, trading problem. with respect to the naked shorting, i don't think the problem is naked shorting, shorting is a good thing, i mean, we have this balance that goes on. we have people who buy a stock and, you know, they want good things to happen, they want the price to good up, but sometimes the price is too high so how do we bring it back down? shorting is one of the few ways we can get that price back to reality. when it's too hot. >> sure. i don't think anyone is disputing the role of shorting, it's whether or not naked shorting which has been illegal since the financial crisis actually exicstanbuls actually exists and we know it exists or doesn't when so much is traded off exchange and not as transparent i want to get back to s.e.c. looking into traders why would

they go after in large part seems to be retaylor traders if you look at what ceo amc sent out yesterday 4.1 million individual investor with an average of 120 shares of amc, this group of people, this cohort doesn't seem like they would have their wear with all to manipulate the markets, unless you see something that isn't obvious to me, at least. >> well, i think what the s.e.c. would be looking into is whether there is some kind of coordinated effort to drive up the price, what's -- what's interesting here is that what you tend to see in a market manipulation is a pump and dump and people take their profits. that's not the case here so that's the main reason that think the s.e.c. should not be focussing on the traders because they're not -- some of them, of course, are getting out and taking some profits.

but, the vast majority are not and that is not what the -- the overall group was advocating and was doing. so, i think the real issue here is, we have systematic problems, not retail trading problems. >> right. >> not manipulation. and, some of it is going on undisclosed. >> right. >> the s.e.c. has the right to go in and look at what citadel is doing and look at what these other big marngt participant -- market participants are doing. but how much are they doing it that's just something we don't know >> right lisa thank you so much for your insights we do appreciate it >> thank you >> former s.e.c. branch head i think that is the interesting question that is, you know, are there systemic issues involved here that the s.e.c. needs to look at, at least. because there is a lot we don't

know for all of the people who are ready to say naked shorts don't happen, that's definitely, you know, one opinion. there's another group of people who believe it does happen and there's so much off exchange, do we know that's the issue. >> right it's not that we're going to change anyone's opinions, that's fine i'm sure it does happen to a certain extent i'm of the belief derivative products creating shorts are highly levered is part of the problem. don't think for a second that hedge funds haven't hired people to infiltrate and watch and in some capacity participate in some of these rooms, without question you want to investigate something go find those guys and gals, i think they might be at the root of this problem as well. >> pete, what's your perspective from the options market point of view >> yeah, i'll tell you what, the volumes are absolutely extraordinary. we talked about it addressing amc not too long ago and going back to gamestop in january.

the volumes continue to be there. the derivatives markets are a great tool but are also, obviously, some of the characteristics of it all that cause it to seem like its a different way of trading, which it is, and if you know what you're doing, then i think it's very comfortable for me, my biggest discomfort is i don't know if a lot of people trading in the defrts -- derivatives markets right now, completely understand what their risks are and i don't know how we can fix that. we got to get a better understanding of what's really going on and how much risk do they really have on. i think that's part of the problem. because she mentioned investments, these are not investments, these are traders, there's absolutely no doubt in my mind about that even the 100 share folks or the option folks, they're trading this, and so, they're not looking at this as some sort of -- they're not seeing the fundamental story or other ass pengts of it

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welcome back to "fast money. we've got developing news on american airlines, let's get the details, phil. >> melissa, the spac frenzy in the world of ev talls continue and american is playing a role in it this time, announcing this afternoon it's one of several companies in a pretty high-profile roster of bankers behind vertical aero space out of the uk, announcing a spac, american is back in, ordering up to 250 ev talls from vertical aerospace. according to vertical aerospace, 2024, let's be clear here there's no regulators around the world who have signed off on any

ev talls from any company in development. as we know when it comes to regulator as proving aircraft timelines are aggressive having said that, looking at shares of american, keep in mind it's putting $25 million into the pipe on the vertical aerospace spac and who are some of the companies backing adve vertical aerospace, impressive list, microsoft, honeywell, rolls royce they all want a piece of this company this coming on the day with ev tall company archier aerospace in california will inveil its ev tall version of it, a company that united airlines is invested in you look at shares of united they announced deal to invest in archer couple months ago and this morning had on the head of united's new venture capital fund and he said we have $200

million we're looking to invest in various start ups or in those products or projects to help the bottom line in years to come and ev tall is part of that. melissa we will see more of this this is not the last airline to take a steak in an ev tall developer. i think we'll see more of this in months to come. >> so 2024 is an aggressive time frame from regular forry aspect but technology what kind of battery will they use sand it produced now. >> people in the industry think the battery is the least of the technological hurdle to ov overcome the bigger hurdlers are on the regulatory aspect of vertical take off and landing aircraft, they're designed to fly theoretically in urban areas so let's say you want to go from the offices in time square and to la guardia, hop in one of

these, zip over there real quick. it sounds great on paper but when talking to people at the faa or other regulatory agencies they all say the same thing, sound good on paper, we want to make sure it's safe for the public. >> yep phil, thanks >> you bet. >> tim seymour, do you like your airlines making these sorts of investments? >> i don't -- yeah, this doesn't change my view on the sector i don't think these are re-rating moments. vertical aircraft. i mean, this is more about sustainability and commitment to environmental standards and american has nice $25 million commitment in the pipe is not a game changer, for of the three major airlines, the company with the worst balance sheet. i don't think we want to see them dumping a ton of rnd into this unlike the autos unlike where ev is clearly happening, and a game-changer, and on some level is a multiple

re-rating dynamic for different reasons, i don't see that changing how we're evaluating airlines any time soon as phil talked about think about the air traffic control and faa dynamics around this interesting stuff. not changing my view on them if anything, of all of the airlines, american has the best looking chart right now, probably because it is the most leverage to upside in the economy. >> not the best looking chart in the market is? >> couldn't possibly be. >> no. >> clearly, that is microsoft. just clarifying. shares of oracle heading south, professor khouw with that one, don't go anywhere. much more fast in two. it's time to make collaboration better, seamless, secure. with cisco webex orchestrated by cdw, get ai enabled automatic transcription and translation, and easily share documents, notes and even whiteboards from anywhere.

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welcome back to "fast money. oracle is on deck with earnings last week, let's get to mike khouw with the set up. mike >> we saw oracle trade 4.6 times it's average daily put volume and right now options market implying a move of 5% by the end of next week after they report wednesday. the most active options june 85 strike puts over 6100 traded including 4700 for price of $3.15 that occurred first thing in the morning the buyer making a bearish bet that oracle will finish at the end of next week lower and earnings could potentially be a disappointment. >> thanks for that, mike, see "options action" the full show friday at 5:30 up next, final trades.

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