watching >> what happens with bonds until we gete■ to those, i think it's still interesting even though we areqin a nice range. we tradedqallçó■year betw■e■ çó0 and 6ko■ months. 120 and 180 and now ate■ 155 the idea we will get to 2%k■■■ia short call it isb■ threatening very much >> we are out of time on thanks for watching. 50&fast money" starts now.ç■x■q■ >> live from new york city times square this isñ■ "fast money." i'm melissa lee.ñ■ who has a real opportunity in this fake world. three names toñ■w■v■■■x■j■watch. plus china tech on a tear.

later, rivianjf flooring it. buckle up becausexd■here come t options. when they start trading and what you need to know.l the threeñi■moste■ important mas traders -- the dollart■ is at its highest level in more than a year. the russell 2000, andt(■finally &há% >>w■ tim, the dollar cv!tá was ypqours. >>ñ■ it's up almost 7% since5■■ january. a period where th dollar lostokxd■12.5% from the righte1ok toof /* -- ofi■ covid■ bottom the dollar is a sign of two things one, any time we see volatility,

major changes in market sentiment. but also it's a functioni■ of t fed.e■ a five-year chart shows you a■!r where the fed had lost credibility and then you start to go intoh■■■that!■■■2018 hiki cycle. we all know what happened in december of x■2018 when people k■■■the their bounds.zv■h■ i think the dollar is pricing in a fed that's way behind the curve and is going to get a lot seen them so far i think the dollarñ■ could go substantially higher through the trend off the early 2018 ú to 100 i think itç■c■■■ willçó■]xd■ebbw but what will happen when it gets tot(■102.

that's not great for energy orñ■ commodities, hasn't been great for emerging markets and what percentage of thee■ s&r getso■ its energy base from an international customer u.s. goodse■ are less competiti int■ foreignw■ currency. $■ >> this implies that this is one of the few asset classes pricing in the fed needing to be much morei■ aggressive. >>ç■ yeah. currency markets tend to do that because when you are((■talking about fed policy o÷(r policy, there is a long laglp equity players start to think, okay, is this really going to change the economic t■outputt? about the u.s.t■ and thex■e■ do hast(■become the new vick.

there are so many dollar based debt out there if you live int■ a forlyfn country, but have to pay your debt in foreignw3■dollars,ç■ you have to go someplace it's almost as if you are short. that's why ite1 becomes ai] volatility fear index thei]ig it goesnñ >> with this run, we haven't heard companies, so far at least, really talk about the impact of a stronger dollar and the anticipation of that ñ■ss big of ana5■ impact? (t&há■p &hc% 89.50 to xd■4 is ñ)■'■eresting, we have beene■r so. corporate america hasn't beenwm■ able to usew3■that others they have used. they will pull theq■ arrow out

their quiver when they are ready to what i findokko■b■■■c■ fascinat dollar has a littleñr■move to t■ upside it has coincided with a significant move in gold as well something has toç■ give. maybe this new i]paradigm, this metaverse, gold goes higher as >> you areñ■ worse thanh■átju(u■ america, throwing outñi■metaverr when you don't really mean the metaverse at all dan, what do you think of this i kno■1 it wasn't youro■i■ chart but whatx■ dor dollar >> it's breaking out you seeqwhat we all seee1 here if it wasn't the dixiei■ñ■ and s and attached to a whole host of other th]1■ you would want toe■ buy that but i am concerned what isw■ gog

on withok rates. look at that move backo■ inq201■ what didñ■e■ ■a■á■áqcorresponde with itf■ indicated they were going start to raise rates we had a massive move. here is the thing. rates aren't going anywhere.( the feds balance sheet is more than it was. i don't think the dollar will g■ higher.l if rates aren't going higher, i don't think dollar is going higher >> the 10-yeare■ yield being whe it is, you think that'si] a betr 1i■d fed policy >>e■ ro■ ou morning saying if inflation is

1980, it was recession bound i think it's interesting the ■■here is that everybody is on one side. everyone thinks ratesñ)hp)e goi higher they are pushing forward theñ■f■ rate hikes why aren't rates moving? i know there are peopleñr■ó■sma than me that have five reasons why rates aren'tx■ goingg■ñu hi. the technicals stink i think we haveçó■aw3■ó■+■u&tiyr chart. it might break one way or another, but it should be movin■ ifl■v■■■you look back to the e1 you seexd■bottom left. i just don't think rates are goingçó■higher maybe ratesxd■pointt(■to the fa growth expectations are as good as it gets for 2022.e■w■f■ >> tim, i don't want to put words in youre1w3■mouth, but÷■nr

two charts can e1÷ you are sayingl■ people are pilg into the dollar because they are worried about what future brings which is what dan's words are. >> don't put words in my r mel. i am kidding the point is valid that rates assumption is that the fed is going to step in here more aggressively, there are two schoolst(■of thoughts, one, that the rates could go higher andçó■ you could see them moving substantially higher from here i knowx■ we have inflation i think we have a cycle in terms of creditlpe1 bubbles that have burst and where we are with money. the fedçó■gets in and getsñ■.■■e aggressive than they can and at some point rates ■q■ñ■going to come back downf■ again give me a 3% tenure and i willx■

lock that in all dayç■ long. i don't think you willñ■ see a tenure in the foreseeable i think a lot of investorsñ■ wo■ love to own that long-term yield. the minute you see the feds getting more aggressive in the market, at some point i think the 10-year will pull back because the assumption is they are going to kill the economy.cñ >> b.k., you have aé@■ twistñ■ee 10-year. >> i am looking at the copper to gold ratio it has been a good predictor the idea is that they are both sensitive to economy andl■ inflation. if copper is rising faster than■ gold, thatñ■ suggests the econo butl get higher rates what we haveñ■ seenñi■(■recentle have gold breaking ob$ñ■from a low base albeit, butq■ breaking out and gold is responding to

9■ 1■ that tends to be thew3 indicatorñr■d■for the economy. would indicate yields go higher. the problem with yields going higher, once youo■ get above 1.75%, that's where higher rates start to drag on growth we have seen rates get right up■ to 1.75% and haven't b!■gq"■off. i would argue that if we sawç■jw on the 10-year bond in this environment, that would meano■ there is something very wronglpn theñi■inflationxd■front. k>> guy >>x■ to dovetail onoki] brian k, look at what stx andñ■l■i■3■=■■ today just took get clarity and

visual to everything he wasçó■ discussing my chart is the iwm. we played this a while back and that was my chart. so i would have found it + disingenuous after a nine-month hiatus where we traded between 215 and 235 w■ finally broke out. i happen to thinke1 if the iwm going higher, which it appearsf■ to ius■■it will be hard forxd■t broader market to sell off that wasx■ my most important chart. it continues to be >> guy, if you are a believer there is going to be a lpbreako and small capst■ generally do well, what does thati■ tell you? does that back up theçó■dollar e move, not thec 10-year yield?ç >> i absolutely believe

up tim without question.e■ we have talked about thisñi■(■oe halftime report andw3■closing bell the move in the iwm hasko■ mir r in inflationary periods since the x■1930s. thate■ suggests thefá economy is should beçó■better i c%6lq■ tell you why 10-year yields are not higher. i think we are ■á■ng there by the end of theo■i■ year. >> b.k., dot(■yow3 think that's because ofq■ positioning >> yes, in some ways, but everybody was betting that rates were going to go higher.ç■t■i■we betting rates will go higher.q after they went lower, everybody

had to unwind thosei] positions. look at the yield curve, it's >> now they arh■q■f■ going to rq ratesqand crush the economy. that's what the market is telling us e1e1(ñ■ let's bring iné@■ la. which chart do you thinki■ is t most important in the chart rightxn■]ñ and you can go off the board and pick youre1t(■own chart we have■ mentioneznme >> i will take option a and b. i agree with guy i likej■ the iwm chart i think this breakout in small cap is exciting.ó■■■ó■5■l■x■ theyq■ should have been doing much, much better. all ofx■ oure■ inbound call vole

has been on small capd and whether or not this breakout can equityñ■ investors areo■q■ lookg there is stillc■ bullishness, ch to put toym■h■■■work q=im■■want tor undervalued opportunities are. everythingq■ñ■7■ we have heard companies in this earning season have been that underlying appetite is strong there is no growtho■ on thejf small caps are the way to express the desire to keep equity going forward equity going forward i thinkei■pá's the most a=ig the board. sp#a%5a=iqq■j■ chart is thatñi■affirmation by small caps, you have been on theñ■ sh

and been rh:ráñ■ about looking all of theñ■ñ■ cyclicality gas? for your call. >> i agree with some of theu comments youx■ guys have made aboutçó■10-year yields and why rates are not breaking out more. what is impressive about smalll■ cap is they are managing to have thisf■ breakout. they are looking at the bigger picture on ther and moving forward growth versus value, cyclical versusw■ qecular, small versus large. i have more conviction inlp the small versus large than value versus growth. we niwoñ the 10-yearf■q■ yiemov.

even tho probably notp■■■moving up, technically for that value trade to getñ■ going,fáp,■r+á■ need t financials to get goingqá and nd the move inxd■rates to cooperate i thinklp investors are shrewd d saying we know the economy is hot. we will play it in smallñ■ç■ cap keep an eye on what is goingf■n in yieldv■and we will reactw3■ that callñ■ and how itb inflation in the past.ñ■ what if we have an inflationq■ situation here where demand is fine, but youzv■ just can't getñ product? doesn't that cap the revenuet■ potential for small caps because they can't get the productf■t■ sell, it doesn't matter? >> i think it does for certain

companies. i thinkñi■we saw that even if we look at big cap earnings iok think the market is being shrewd those who canñi■execute are bei rewarded those who haven't been able toe■ manage their inventory and supply chains ark( beingx■ punished with small caps, when your manager, they get caught up in in earningsxd■reports andqspjch company has been executing when you thinkw■ about theç■ investors who trade in small caps as an asset class, the bigger assetñ■e■ allocation fun■ hedge bets they are bets, so they ww,■ be focusing on things like doxd■i want to be involved ■f■ in u.s.ñ■ó■versus r i hear you, but i think the bigger picture investorsx■ are

just not getting that x■granula to bet(■honest >>x■ lori, always good to hear from you.i]xd■1i]i if one is to believeq■l■ what t small chart isz■■■telegraphing, shoulj?h you be concerned thatte fed will play catch-up and hard? >> i don't think we should be concerned with the fed l■ (t&há■p &hc% i agree with guy i think it is a grea4■p6z■ lookg chart. i wot■rather buy thatq!9■ the ñ■ especially if you think the road ist■ not going top,■ collapse q1 i am not worried that going too■ change their0l■ tune

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the broader china teche■ sector getting aç■ booster alibaba up 2%.ç■ tim, good news for now what do you think ofe■ the sect■ >> veryñi■good news. even theç■ fxi was up. some oft(■the hong kong listed china stuff including banks and industrials.q■ j.d..comñ■ upe1 e■60% year overr

evenl■ though this is 4 percente level off theirçó■peak ab the growth level wet(■saw in 20. what is going on betweenç■ aliba and the chineseçó■government in the last year and a half you get some senses■ç■hat the."■ pushback againstñ■ the monopoly practices, or not, but that's part of■p the claim, is benefit■ j.d..com alibaba in the last month and a half is back above the 50,u■■■b thas

i think chinese interset names arew3■ interesting i!u■ñ■ love ten cent, but i don think#y■ >> an interesting point in terms of being more low key becausei]f the regulatory scrutiny on thee■ part of alibaba. the celebration was scaled down quite a bit. there wasxd■i■pe1 a yeare■ katia theokw3■(■headliner. benedict may be a fan of the show, but he is noñ■ñ■ katie pet >> i happenok to knowfá thatx■ perry is aç■ huge fan of "fast money. we should give her a shout the song e1"wrecking ball" is

good you made a series of lower lows and highert■ highs you need toe1 close abovexd■180r 182 to have anq■ upside. by the way, the situation between china anl■ki] taiwan ha% been resolvedfáxd■by any stretch and i happen to think it's going toç■ get worse so i think you b at your own risk onfsh some of "my chinese0l■ tech? >> if you haveç■ to buy a chine tech, j.d. is probably the way to go. ñ■p decides to crackdownñ■ on particularl■ sectors (t&há■p &hc% this week that were encouraging. chinese government said they may ■■flow.i

that meanse■ they need money ñ■t ■■ which means we may get ao■ cred the j. the chineq[■ and consumer aren'■ dead i would ratherñ■ buy the things china wants to buy rather than chinesew3■k equity chs to buy,lp thati■ takes out the government risk. here is what is coming up > wt opportunities inx■ thex■ metavee semis playing ç■catch-up /■ñs one chip about to rip.

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champing at the bit to get into the■á metaverse. >> so many companies trying to figure out howx■ to play this environment. who hase1xd■ó■an opportunity ins fake world and what isxd■the metaverse? andrew, great to have you with us know what itl■e■ is, but you sa■ metaverse isn't something that what is it goingç■t■ to be x■ a long-tm i■ world wheret(■you can go wherev you want to be and goqwherever you want to go dey the tecjo■j■tk to build that opens up all sorts of new ande

exciting opportunities while we don't think thed>■e■u■■ dystopian version of metaverset■ is coming, there is still ample ñ■pd private companies alike to buil■ it >> a lot of companies areñi■ figuring out theq■ metaverseo■ strategy at this point dou■■■we knowlp t is añtb)afficñi■ in the beç■ worthwhile toñ■q■ these companies? how do you thinka■■■about projections ofe■ that?e■ >> we have metaverse-like things virtualñr■concerts van built their own experience in road blocks 40 million people visited it there areñi■thingsx■q■ happenin

are already playing in a world that is metaverse-like for sure. [ question inaudible ]ç■ç■e■x■q■ >> guy, we are having an issue with your audio. while we try and straight[xx■■tt out.e■ andrew, in terms of r people may think this isf■ like web 3.0,f■ we are at the early stages what>#&■panies are benefiting from this ideaq■ç■o■ of metaver versus añ■ç■ buzzword. &há% like that, e1xd■ut, again, ther■ companies who woulde1 benefit. a company likex■ okroadblock there arefá brands tripping ove■ themselves to buildqd■experienc in roadblocks.q■

that will drive traffic andé@■ (t&há■pú3 for video companies like zv■ea, take fá2,"n■ activision, theye1 slowly introduceñ■!■■■iti■ on t latest trend (■ elements on collectibleqt■ç■q■n have metaverse-like experiences, that will doq■ the same thing. the bigger countries, i would question the near term mark zuckerberg said itt(■willf■ take a year or two to get to his version of whúd■ it is, but ther are companies that can modernize for sure >> one wayl■ to think about the metaverse is as another trading block likew■uhe eu or china or u.s. or another gdp. do you have a sense of how big ofp■■■an opportunity is it

$20 trillion or $10p,■ trillion? >> i don't have a market size. every time i see things about it, we get bigger andñr■bigger numbers. if we use a baseball analogy, we are in batting xd■ractice, let alone starting the day care. metaverse is noto■ necessarily a new conceptçor gamers. they spend $75 billion a year on virtual>'■ods. on the currencwlu■this is open for debate the web 3.0 folks think this is going to be descent the currencye■ will be cryptow3■ currency i think inç■ the view we have it will probably be some cases■ a

real dollar ande1ñi■in others a■ non-backed currency like crypto currency some of the best investmentsj■xe probably on the q■ut space trying to build some of these experiences in the metaverse >> andrew, this isj■ fascinating stuff. i hope you willqcome back on th■ >> thank you very much >> guy, what do you make of the■ metaverse -- we have straightened out the audiof■w■ no, wef■ didn't. our bad. danr where doe >> i think near term it is in spend $10 billion to create some sort of universe thst■o■ at lea hise1 existing 2.5 billion users can use it and to use their cur%■r5áñ if

they are getv i think that's how it starts finishes i think there is a visione1 tha■ the walledñ■ garden version will be a0■■■dystopian sort of versi. >> b.k., where do you stand+ on the metaverse? >> i think thea■■■ metaverse is going to be huge i 1 nci trading block as anyw■ of the countries we are talking about now,ñ■ñ■ euko■ or u.s. because ■ encompasses the whole globe. but that's 20 years down the line in th/■ç■i■ meantime■1+ you can■ stuff likex■i■c■w■ invidia butxd■ó■justx■ buying the theor■ get you some exposurexd■to the growth of the metaverse. coming up, one of our traders says this chip stocke■

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welcome back to "fast money."fáx gameq■ñ■ technology with a fres■ gameq■ñ■ technology with a fres■ all-timeh■u dangys one name is due for catch-up >> old schoolç((layers will know what i am talking about.x■t■e■ look at western digital. this stock is down about 25% hi. half thef■ multiple ofi■ g it caught a bid,i■ breaking the■ down trend that has been in place since the spring if you are looking toé out the semitrade, this is a very cheap name. this and micron. there isf■ only so much youxd■c pile into. maybe it makes sense now tofá l■ broader across the space >> guy, what do youv

western digvba■■a catch-up >>d does my mike workñ■now? >> everybody sayse1çó■y■■■it'sp i knowu■■■it's notl■ katyqperry. just talked aboutxd■is about toe broken to the upside i like what dan is throwing, although dan knows5■■■you don'tq seagate on valuation alone >> tim >> you have a casel■ where maybe it could haveqbeen in oure1 blo. it, too, has beenqparabolic. and, yes,ok ç■amd and others h'" something to doñi■with that. western ç■dig had ane■ excellent quartu and had the sameñi■outlo■

everybody else did about supply chain, et cetera ultimately we are working through that and starting to get ofy thisxú%■ a question of what the multiple is, the bottom end ofx■ the exotic range as these guys are pointing out, this is a case where i think there is relative value in flash and hard drive andl■ i think westernxd■dig looksqi■good micong jfup,ñ■ laying out t timeline and when you can plug into rivian options. growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged:

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welcome back to "fast money. rivian.t(■(■1l is rivian a stock you put in >>t■q■ no. not at this valuation. you aret(■pricing in ane1 awful of truck sales in this thing have at it, go for çó■t, as dan would say. it can go higher.i this is a proty market, but for me i am9 not going to be añ■e■ r of rivian here

maybe i'm missingi] something. >> you may not want to buy the trade thep when do options start trading. mike >> when you haqo■■a new lis■e■t■ and wondera■■■when theñ■ options first startçó■1xd■trading, the exchanges will list once a couple of requirements ared met rivian given the fact its market cap is over 100÷ñ billion,qthe 100 millioí■3■of shares, it has met the requirements shareholders of record ixçq!%9-■■we could all guess the number is higher thanok that but typically they will check with the brokers to see how man■ shareholders of records there actually are much basically you aret(■looking at a minimumñ■ ofr

m■ ìá■p &hc% will be listed exchanges won't be listed until they get notif)■k■%=9■ fromx> congratulations to shaun and faye i hope they didn't listen to th■ phone callç■ and hopew#ó it didt happen during thexd■ceremony >>ñ■ i would guess thatqrivianq■

options would beñ■ highly sought >> one of the things we used to+ talk about isb.■ liquidity wille difficult and spreads wide until there is more room tou run under its belt i do think they are going to be popular. iq@■rr'■ they will be diffice] to trade, and they are going to be expensive.l you are going tol■ have to have some massive short-term movesw3o earn it out if you are playing"■ directionally. >> tim, does this makef■ you mo inclinedf■ñ■ to be in rivian stk >> elon musk tweeted they are not close to profitability and tesla is the only company in th■

last 100 years level. the reviews that the trucks are getting, obviously deepxd■pocked but strategic investors and this is a car -- a truck that will be part of fleet mobilitye■ transportation and service>!s" maybe different than other competitors. it hasy■■■finally lit a fire unr ■a9 fo. it has been interesting. as rivian's valuation hó3■c■5■■e did they overimpute their stake inñ■i■rivian iti■as been interesting. ford has been down the last couple days.t■ gm is breakingx■ out >> tune in for "options action" tomorrow atçó■ó■5:30 coming çó■p,x■x■ honoring heroe jqpvé,

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