steve grasso from the floor. let's go to the floor, dan nathan. >> if you get that break of 2054 grasso's looking for a name on my raid radar is home depot. it's a teflon stock. >> brian kelly. >> everybody's going to be watching china but i'm watching japan. the cme just raised their margins on the nikkei. that could cause some deleveraging. dxj, you get out of that tomorrow. >> quairn finerman. >> we like performance sports group which announced today and they've done a pretty good job with their business. you don't need to jump in tomorrow. you can see the way the world's looking. but i like it. >> pete najarian. >> i love these health care names. and lilly today again traded just about the 52-week highs, sold off because of what's going on in china and everywhere else. i think this name bounces back. i think it establishes a new high. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow again for>>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors.

and as you know, diking grasso played -- dick grasso played that role brilliantly. neil: rudy giuliani did as well. >> used to be thought of as the heart of the american economy. >> that's why they keep it open. part of the reason. neil neil this is new york. man up and tell us what's going on and not going on. >> i agree. neil: by the way, we did get a statement from sec chair mary jo white. she says we are in contact with the nyse, closely monitoring this situation and trading in nyse-listed stocks while they're working to resolve the problem. stocks continue to trade normally through other trading venues. so what she's doing is, essentially, what charlie was saying here. everyone take a chill pill, what do you make of snit. >> that's exactly the point charlie is making. they're getting a tremendous competitive advantage. neil: well, but she's saying, you know, american people, fear not. you can still trade, life goes on. >> other places to go. the new york stock exchange is supposed to be, you know, the new york yankees of stock trading, right? they're number one

steve grasso, what's your favorite pick in the oil space?i think you've got to go with enp companies. they've underperformed. i agree with guy, you see the refine refiners, as long as wdt continues to come in that's their market cost. how much longer can they underperform the entire space? >> let's stick with oil here. dennis gartman of the gartman letter says there is one group that stands fwoechbt the most from a nuclear deal in iran. dennis joins us now from virginia beach. dennis, always good to see you. >> good to be seen. >> what group would that be? what stock group would that snb. >> the ones that seem to have done the best job over the course of the past several months especially as the term structure in the futures markets have gone out to an ever-widening contango at least in the course of the past month and a half, are the tankers. i have no interest in owning container stocks, the companies that ship containers on boats. i have enjoyed and want to continue to enjoy owning the tankers. that seems to me to be the logical place to

would dick grasso handled this differently? >> i think so. jeff sprecher handled this horrendously at the new york stock exchange. he is very good guy. his wife is head of public relations i'm not saying she is not qualified but i do have a little problem with that. i will say this, here's the problem. they knew early on it wasn't a cyberattack. they knew it was something internally. they knew for a fact even though all these station, abc, liz brings up fox news. fox business kind of understands this, everybody was covering this like it was the end of the world. they knew it wasn't. they knew the markets were running functionally well. they knew trades were being completed. they knew, more than hatch of their systems were up yet you didn't hear one statement. why didn't sprecher do that? only thing i could do that he didn't want to get into the nitty-gritty that new york stock exchange just ain't it once was. it is a marginal player at best in terms of executing the buys and sells and, as a market-maker. david: we have to bring back, i have t

let's end this friday here, grasso. >> i know this is counterintuitive.o go with a laggard. potash. pot. 27 stocks. >> talking about the winners. >> it's an ag name. >> seaburg. >> unp. the rails. we really feel are at a level they should be bought. unp reports next week. we saw a couple reports that were good. i'm a buyer. >> beakers. >> beakers gives credit to beakers that he likes microsoft. that one's going higher. he's proud of himself. >> good, beakers. guy. >> the facebook going to change. i think next week. fb. >> bfb or just fb. that does for us here on "fast." see you back here on monday. meantime don't go anywhere. "options action" is up right after this break. equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch t

>> grasso's got his mouth full. i'll tell you this. >> because you gobbled yours down already. >> if you walk into a shake shack, you go for the double meat patty here, people. you don't go for the fried chicken because i've got to tell you this thing's got to be probably worse for you than the burger and the burger's delicious. so i think you stick with the burger. >> mm. >> your thoughts on -- oh, your mouth is full. >> this is chick-fil-a. i'm just saying. have you ever been to chick-fil-a? >> yes. i did a whole thing on chick-fil-a. i've gone to every single chick-fil-a in atlanta. >> i bet you they get this stuff from chick-fil-a. just kidding. it's a joke. very good, though. >> now he speaks. >> first of all, their burgers are outstanding. i don't think they need this. burgers are outstanding. but it was a small deal. small float. you spoke about this when they came out in public. but it has an abnormally high short interest. so be very careful because this thing could pop with any hint of -- >> bottom line ea

so i'm going to go with less likely. >> going to still wait there, grasso?> i would have given it a c. so i felt like i was too optimistic. but being as though bob peck gave it a c-plus i felt like i'm right in the wheelhouse. there's no better guy on twitter than bob peck. i'm going to hang on to the stock. obviously if it starts to work its way down into the low 30s these white knuckles are probably going to be doing this. >> selling. >> let's grade the trade. pete najarian, which earnings report? what grade? >> i think when you look at gilead it's hard ton give it an a-plus although i'm going to give tay b-plus only because i wanted to hear more in terms of acquisition, what they wanted to do with that money. >> grasso. >> the cat was out of the bag. i gave tay c. re average. twitter. i'm sorry. >> i was like what are you talking about? >> they lowered the bar so much that i think going forward they can only be better than what they are today. >> karen finerman. >> yelp. i'm going to give it -- expelled. come back when you've -- you know. just not working

charles: amazing tomorrow morning we had dick grasso on earlier, i would like to see him go down helping opening bell, great stuff liz. appreciate it. >> you bet. charles: we have to update you, a series of things happened today, united airline grounding all 35,000 flights today, and then new york stock exchange went down, and "wall street journal" had problems, now you have tons of questions about what happened today, we'll answer as many as possible, keep them coming, it is all about you, and your money and our country, we'll be right back. charles: how much are today's blue chips scaring you? a whole bunch, we went out in social media. we should pan could more. just saying -- pan could more, just saying. >> we have not panic we should be aware, and realize we are under cyberattack. charles: that is nothing we can do but don't panic. >> not with your money, be careful with your money, stay in for long term. charles: look this is great about america we have been through a hell of a lot this is nothing. charles: a lot of people watch having been through two stock market crash, a housi

josh brown is here along with pete najarian, joe terranova and jon najarian and steve grasso, the directorinstitutional sales at stewart frankel. our game plan looks like this, why josh brown has indigestion today over two of his favorite food stocks. >> i do not, scott. >> what the downgrades of shake shack and dunkin' mean to your money and to josh. jane of thrones. we're going to take to you jane wells at cometic kon. >> everything looking pretty good for investors as well. stocks staging one heck of a come back. the markets perhaps continuing to take their cues from what's taking place in china. big gains there. things have been completely unsettled. if that's the way of the world these days, i guess this is the kind of volatility we're going to have to live with for a little while at least. >> it's not out of character for this time of year, we've had some slippery summers. you remember the taper tantrum took place june, fixed itself by july. last summer wasn't a picnic, the biotech sector selloff about 20% from its high and spook a the love investors with speculative names. we averag

leaving aside grasso's point about the quarter.company that has a lot of problems right now. it doesn't have a full-time ceo. the call should be about what the company is going to do in terms of not just a ceo but engaging users and the corporate plan over the next couple of quarters. >> without a doubt. except the stock refused to go down much much below the mid $30s. people were reluctant to price in still-worse news. today's session action was people sniffing out this was going to be probably an easy hurdle. not a blowout relative to expectations. incrementally better but not something that changes the story. >> hang on. twitter popped about 11% after hours initially. coming off that about 6% 7%. to your point, this was a name up 5% just into this report. >> people thought the down size was limited to all the things we spoke about. when you don't know the true fundamentals, you have to trade off technicals. 50-day moving average is below $36. then you have to jump up to $41, $42. watch those levels. >> great. yelp, meantime rele

dick grasso thought it might be quite right because they might as traded off the exchange.y and i will tell you why. it is a good story because it basically says our capital markets in the fragmented way stock trading has carried out. if you list your shares they can trade another place. so just in case the new york stock exchange goes down to many other venues. >> yesterday was an argument for it. >> electronic system one yesterday. >> e*trade stuff. did you feel like you were ripped off yesterday? >> i can't say if it was completely gone, all the disparate systems with a robust compliance issues. there's something i really want your opinion on also. former chris christie supporter new jersey guy one of the top five. one of the richest guys on the planet is now given his now given his support to jeb bush. you've talked a lot about ties with governor christie. his people. please been ahead of the curve. >> they are having a hard time. he did a great job coming out. all the strong points for republicans took on certain issues in a non-bombastic way that a straightforward way

in baseball at indian pitcher carlos grasso came within one striker throwing the first cleveland no-hitterhe victory with an rbi single over a leaping second base count. indians still 18 to one. day three was the hottest day on record at wimbledon as 96 degrees steamy for london. the men's top seed novak joker advance at the round win in straight sets. women's number one serena williams won her second round match. serena has already won the australian friendship is this year. can she make it a grand slam. some wild weather across the country today. let's get a today. let's get a look at your thursday forecast with meteorologist maria molina. reporter: hello, everybody at home. wild weather across the plains and into parts of the south. i want to show you storms going on right now across nebraska producing heavy rains, gusty winds in southern missouri northern arc of a online ahead. on the move for 12 hours now across parts of missouri and producer reported tornado. we will keep you updated on that. this afternoon and evening storms will be developing areas of missouri. tennessee to oklahom

show tomorrow morning a exclusive interview with former new york stock exchange chairman, ceo, dick grasso, and ken lan, kenlangone. >> market negative for the year. keep them coming we'll answer as many as possible, tweet me. charles: time to answer your questions, make mac "making monw about netflix, keep holding or take profits? i took profits on gopro, i did too, the street hates it, it is going to go back up, i am buying it to the way up. i am out of both of those, can't wait to buy dips. >> i agree with you, on gopro, the revenue growth is off the charts. charles: you hold it. >> i would hold or buy in a dip. netflix, problem is expense for programs do not buy netflix, just too costly, they might have growth. charles: anthony. >> i beg you not bu netflix, its 250 times earnings. your money has value buy value stocks. charles: we're on the same payment -- same page now. here is the thing, everybody wants to hold this in their earnings. >> why risk it? facebook is executing. on what they promise last quarter. charles: bank of america looks like ready to liftoff. >> i like banks by why

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lou: i didn't see john fallin or dick grassos there. >> whatever the technical glitch means, the investinglic was not disadvantaged because instead of having one or two -- lou: as far as we know. >> we'll never know. but instead of one or two venues, we now have over 50 different venues. lou: i get the system, i get the electronic trading. i looked at the central markets and the peripheral markets. i also look at performance of the people responsible. that's a public trust. no matter which private corporation owns it, and that hasn't changed as far as i'm concerned. what i am concerned about is the language that's being used here. you know, we're told by united that it's a router. how likely is that? i mean, it just doesn't make any sense to me. >> right, i can't believe that a network of that size even for united would depend upon one router, one system, there wouldn't be redundant systems, redundant everything that is there. as far as from the public, whether it's united or whether it's the stock exchange, i don't believe they, should if they don't know the. but that's different from all

. >> grasso? >> fireeye, fundamentals a b. the problem is you have to wait on this one. more clarification on the cfo. >> b.k.? >> linkedin, go with colin, give it a c, reasons to own it, not to own it but as we found out from melissa lee, c is not good enough. >> electronic arts. a minus, not bad but high expectations may be going in. not bad, though. >> guy? >> amgen, a for amgen. >> nice. >> see what you did. >> i'm melissa lee, >>> hey, i am kramer and welcome to mad money. going to make friends and i am just trying to make you some money. my job is to coach and teach you, so call me or tweet me at jim kramer. sometimes we have to remove all emotions from the equation when you try to analyze and look at a stock, you can not say

councilman david grasso saying residents should be able to have their voices heard. opponents say the citizen and noncitizen registrations would cause confusion at the polls. >>> forget one less problem. ariana grande has one big problem this morning. ♪ the pop star cooking up a lot of controversy when she visited this california doughnut shop. workers say she was rude and caught -- look at that on camera licking one of the doughnuts on top of the counter. that sparks a police investigation. but even more disturbing is how she reacted when a worker brought out the oversized doughnut. what a reaction. grande apologizing for those comments saying she is extremely proud to be an american. but was outraged by the big doughnuts because of the childhood obesity epidemic saying this ainsley. >> anna we need to do more to educate ourselves and our children about the dangers of overeating she says. >> rob lowe appearing not to buy it fired back tweeting as my grandpa would say, yeah sure play the other leg, it plays jingle bells. #lame. >> grande pulling out of the mlb all-st

steve grasso what do you make of this? >> he's out of the name right now.tt and brett's partner, this is one of the names that after the last earnings cycle, you saw this stock pop and everyone said sell it including me. i said sell it into the strength. and that's a couple hundred points ago. the only thing that slows netflix down is if apple comes to market with cord cutting and apple tv. something different than we've seen. and that's been rumored. and seems to be maybe, maybe in the next couple of months -- >> there's a lot more talk now about how netflix is no longer as unique as it was. the market's going to grow hugely. you know, even if it maintains, you know a smaller portion of that, carol. is it growing days ahead for this company? >> i think you have to look at it differently if you are a value and a long-term investor ve versus if you're a trader. a momentum name that the traders lo v and it's going to have support for the interim for a while. if you're a long-term investor and looking at five or ten years, is netflix a sustainable story? perha

josh brown is here along with pete najarian, joe terranova and jon najarian and steve grasso, the directorsales at stewart frankel. our game plan looks like this, why josh brown has indigestion today over two of his favorite food stocks. >> i do not, scott. >> what the downgrades of shake shack and dunkin' mean to your money and to josh.

steve grasso has held that level a number of times. it hit dead on there and bounce.k is to the up side. everyone's expecting a flush to the down side. i don't think you're going to get it. i think it goes up. next week i have no idea. tomorrow is an up day. >> texas instruments. mike kuo joins us from his favorite studio in massachusetts with the action. you're back, mike. >> i'm back right here. so two times the average daily put volume in texas instruments. and where we were seeing that was in the weekly, the july 31st weekly 52 1/2 puts. why were they look at the july 31st puts? texas instruments is due to report on the 22nd. they were spending about $2 for these things. so they were betting that the stock's going to be down at least 4%. however, people don't buy options just to break even. so i think it's likely that whoever was buying these puts actually thinks that the down side potential for this semi is potentially much more than 4%. >> so texas instruments. guy adami. >> listen, i know -- say what you want to say. get it out of your system. ask mike the ques

of new york, there's everybody, institutional investors, terry duffy over at the cme -- liz: dick grassou guys come out and say the obvious to, you know? stock trading was going on. i think they didn't go out and say what was going on because they didn't want to, they didn't want to underscore their irrelevancy. if they said everything is fine -- liz: could it be they simply didn't know what was going on? >> well, no. they should have said everything is fine. liz or we're trying to figure it out. >> guess what, guys? if you want to trade stock, mom and pop america, trade in other venues. and they refused to say that. and that would have been the corporate, responsible thing to say. and the reason why they didn't say it because that would have proven that the new york stock exchange is no longer the big board, but the little board. liz: and i think your point is very well made, and we should underscore this: it was the most-watched day in fox business' history because we were giving you the straight scoop. i truly believe. yesterday we gave you the scoop on dish and t-mobile. there have b

. >> grasso, every 15 minutes informed you what was going on i didn't see that yesterday that is a mistake, you know he should be telling clients where to go, or here another opening rotation, remember the new york stock exchange may not be the primary market but it is the primary market for price -- >> sf today one day later people thinking no big deal new york stock exchange. was there a ooh i. >> i think a big deal, it is a big detail, just as -- china is a big deal in terms of market manipulation i think that is a big deal too. >> you said when you first sat down the exchange has what market share. >> that is -- >> 25 market percent relative to -- >> 58. >> about -- 85 fragmentation of the markets i think hurt quality many more trades but the transparency isn't there that was there, and i think, and fairness i think the industry when they lost grasso we lost a lot of quality in markets. >> i agree with that good to have you on the show joe joining us coming up next chief economic advisory mohammed el-arian weighing in on headlines rocking the global market he will join us next, back in

remember after the '87 crash, grasso and company put in circuit breakers. and those circuit breakers should have provided a protocol of what you do when you close down and reopen, whether it's a new opening rotation or do you do a composite price, particularly now with a fragmented market. the thing that disturbs me if, in fact, they did a systems upgrade yesterday evening, that's a no-no. you wait until a friday, and you do a beta test over the weekend. so, you know, to me, we have a systems failure here. there is a perception problem as some of your other guests have alluded to. the truth of the matter is the new york stock exchange may no longer be the primary market for volume, but the public perception is that it is the primary market, and relative to price discovery as an auction market provides, you get the best ndbo or the best bid and is ask, and it does set the tone for the other exchanges as well. liz: okay. i have to ask because you also served on the homeland security council under george w. bush. >> i was the chairman, yes. liz: i keep demotin

your traders on the decemberric steve grasso, dan nathan karen finerman and guy adami. recouping some of its losses from a brutal week but one top strategist is here with a bombshell prediction. find out why crude could fall another 15%. plus, just how big a threat does china's market pose to the major chip stocks and which names are the most highly levered to china? we're naming names in just a few. but first to the whipsaw day on the street. stocks staging a massive comeback. the s&p 500 breaking below its 200-day moving average early

our traders on the desk are steve grasso, david sieberg, brian kelly and guy adami.thing rare and extraordinary and it could lead the stock to go on to a super surge next week. we'll tell what you that something is. plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and

. >> today we have henry tao, steve grasso. should we be as concerned over what's taking place in china? >> i don't think the u.s. market should be concerned at all. in china only 15% of household assets are in the chinese market. people are not spending according to what they make in the chinese equity market. i don't think there will be any substantial impact on the u.s. earnings at all. >> do you buy that rick? >> not even a little. i don't disagree with his information. i do think there are many aspects to china unique to china. many have no problem when commodities were racing and copper was racing saying this represented global demand. maybe it was china's demand. i think that this reversal may not be exactly correlating. let's speak or let the market speak for themselves. the dollar index, bund and dax all hit the same levels in july. when i see the dow, it's not everyone's favorite gauge of value, but the lowest levels since february this year. is there a major thread that binds them together. >> >> depends if you are t

overlooking new york stees's times square i'm melissa pleep traders on the decemberric pete najarian, steve grassoht on "fast" a new report shows apple is 92% of all smartphone profit. so why isn't the stock moving higher? we'll tell you the surprising reason that could have apple investors running for the exits. plus, the beaten-down sector that could get a huge boost in this week's potential iran deal. we'll tell you what it is and how the traders are making money. but first we've got to get to the markets here. the dow up 400 points in just the past two days with some members on this desk say this is not the all clear for stocks yet. guy adami, why not? >> i don't

. >> the italian trinity, grasso, cavuto, giuliani, brought more confidence to this market than farleyecher did at the nyse. they knew early on, if you look at nicole petallides' report on daze asman's report program later, he admitted he knew it was a configuration error, they weren't communicating properly with their customers and, therefore, they stopped trading. neil: believe me, i'm with you on the communication, then say that. but they didn't say anything. >> neil, i'm with ya. but go back to nicole eat report when he interviewed him. it was like a little schoolboy being, well, gosh, maybe i didn't respond. this man is president of the nyse. it's been there since 1729, one of the -- neil: well, he's not been there since 1792. >> well, gosh, it looks like he's been there 17.92 minutes, more pete sakes. there's no doubt that yesterday -- look, the markets functioned. cm sexer, you had -- cme, you had teddy weisberg saying, hey, we're still trading, everything's fine. but the mayor is absolutely correct. they should have got out front of this problem, say, look, we've got an interna

. >> we have steve grasso joining us here. you are watching greece obviously and china. you pause or do you want to get in here anticipating a resolution? >> definitely the market has shown that the shorts are covering ahead of the weekend. the risk is basically for them is unlimited to the up side. we have been trading at a lower, little lower trend line now. we have to live with that level 2044 in the s&p cash. that was this week's low. that's the level you want to key in on. i'm not all in on this rally yet. >> you are still hanging back here a little bit here. >> i would think if you go into the weekend, people have that risk. it's still a summer week. a little bit of a slower week but we had so much to digest this week. people are happy. look at it as a whole. china is still down 25% from june 12th. how do you feel incredibly confident about that? >> for a time everybody was so keyed on the 10-year yield and using that as a see-saw. nobody is talking about right now. are you? >> i don't think anyone is talking about that. if you remember used to ask the question, wh

look what a shaved head did for dick grasso's career. neil: exactly right.idea. kevin, let's say that really happens, not the ringo thing, we get to a convention of someone without 1200 or so delegates, roughly i think that is to of course the republican nominee? would that be a bad thing for republicans? is that particularly bad to go into convention without a certain nominee? it will build drama around the convention in cleveland, but what do you think? what is the fallout? >> the one thing about the republican party, neil and they know how to fight and know how to come together. i don't think it will be a bad thing. here's why. it shows a contrast to what is happening on the democratic side with arguably a coronation. some people push back and say senator sanders is catching up. i don't think he is formidable candidate against hillary clinton. interesting to see what happens if the vice president gets in. i do think it sets up a contrast if there is this contentious fight. you remember what happened in '08 when then senator obama was battling then senator

and i had dick grasso in, former nyse chief, he was a little bit miffed.iew was there's an understanding among exchanges, when this happens, you all shut down. that was the gist of it. >> no. i think there was probably the understanding 15 years ago. it's not the way the markets work today. it's meant to be a competitive marketplace where we can all step in and really trade each other's shares so we gave no thought whatsoever to shutting down. neil: how much of that was just to stick it in the nyse? >> not at all. neil: come on, a little bit? >> no, we were sympathetic to their pain -- neil: maybe you were laughing. >> we have investors. we have to service their needs. the good news is, we were able to process their trades. we made a joint announcement with them last night, and the only concern that day was the close the closing cross where the price is really discovered on nyse or nasdaq, we made an agreement where if they can't process, we'll step in. neil: part of that agreement you ironed out last night would be that you back even other up right? >> ju

used to be almost solely the province of nasdaq where i think dick grasso joked many years ago, the former head of the stock exchange a squirrel ate through a wire and took down the whole system. unfortunately, as these systems get more and more complex and more and more activity happens away from human involvement, we see this more. >> do you this ink today is a failure or a success? a system failed but the markets are operating as normally as they possibly can because of what you just said? >> right. it is a technological glitch but we now have 20 individual exclang on which you can trade the issues. the nasdaq is open. pardon me for that slam from many, many years ago. the dow which used to be comprised solely of new york stock exchange stocks now includes microsoft, intel and apple which trade on the nasdaq. you don't get the same types of disruptions. yes, there are a host of different exchanges now, marketmakers who exist that will be very, very active today in the absence of floor activity at the new york stock exchange. >> ron, to that point, so that viewers understand new york sto

i have an exclusive interview with raymond james chairman, and dick grasso, and ken langone.tern right here on mornings with maria. we're expecting a weaker opening, and let's not forget, boeing and coca-cola reported better than expected numbers and those may be on the upside while commodities comes under selling pressure. "varney & company" is next, stuart have a great show. stuart: i will take it from you, maria. what is going on? apple profit goes p by a third, the stock drops and i repeat profit up 38%. good morning, everyone, it's those expectations again. the analysts thought they should have sold more iphones. should you buy apple on the analyst dip? we'll answer for you. bad news for hillary. in swing states like iowa and colorado, polls show her losing to bush, walker, and rubio. it wasn't supposed to be like this. look carefully. a car's entire computer system hacked from window , and you would see that go into the ditch. a developing story, the democrats absolute