i'm melissa lee.t off, where else microsoft both helps to lead higher the vaccine for 1.5 billion, a top analyst will tell us what it could mean for that stock. "power lunch" starts right now >>> bob pit sannist is watching them tlim toward new reports they're trannen bond yeels, a very, very heavy week of auctions bob, let's start with you. we're not doing it in the way we thought, we've been having this rotation go on, not really happen today it's largely tech. remember on you banks, energy, stocks, industrials have been leading recently health carele lagged a bit russell 2000 is not doing much here, either qualcomm and broadcom with new highs. apple is not far from a new high it's not just tech, there are some consumer names consistently holding up kimberly-clark, for example, colgate, target, lowe's, but don't kid yourself this is still tech driven. all of the big regional banks are down 2%, 3% or 4%. we did it yesterday we are not far from that, folks the intraday high, just 3393 >> we'll see wha

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and bonawyn eison plus, we're watching the after hours action in shares of applied materials and baidu. we'll break down the numbers later, we are closing out our series on the cannabis craze with a deep dive into green thumb. we start off with a big developing story at apple as that stock hits a fresh all-time high epic gains after apple removes fortnite from the app store. epic blasting apple. take a look. ♪ >> we shall prevail. >> let's get more on this developing story jewuli julia? >> epic is taking legal action after apple after apple removed fortnite from the app store. emmick posting this individ g epic posting this video with the hashtag free fortnite. apple saying that epic has benefitted from the app store ecosystem for a decade saying their business interests now lead them to push for a special arrangement and not change the facts these guidelines could level the playing field for all developers and make the store safe for all users epic

i'm melissa lee. we start off, where else

melissa lee, back to you. >> rick, stay there.he ten-year yield slight improvement in the futures. the nasdaq was now indicating to be up by 16. let's bring in senior markets commentator mike santoli and steve liesman. steve, what do you make of these numbers first? >> you know, they're down. they're going in the right direction. on three levels. first, you have the weekly claims going down. i have to look at the not seasonally adjusted. these numbers have been inflated by seasonal adjustment it goes away when you look at the continuing claims which are also down. that's good. then we're looking at a broader number which is those receiving traditional claims and those receiving not traditional claims contractors and gig workers eligible this time around. that number fell from 31 million down to 28 million that's a number. you might wonder if perhaps as that benefit went away, that extra $600 benefit maybe more people decided not to apply. you had some big declines in new york down 21 florida down 23,000. georgia down 11,000. you d

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. brian kelly, steve grasso, pete najarian and bonawyn eison a streami ining smack down, ite tumbling with fraud allegation plus draft kings dealing a losing hand today on weak earnings we start off with the one chart in the market that seems to be getting no attention check out the xrt, the retail etf up 12% this year the xrt taking another leg higher today on the back of a strong retail report is this retail recovery for real and if so, how are you playing it brian kelly, kick us off. >> i think there's a couple different things yes, there is a retail resurgence i think a lot of it had to do with the stimulus, but a lot of it had to do with a change in the way people are working the top five to ten holdings are heavy e-commerce, overstock, etsy, wayfare. be careful what you're talking about in extrapolating this to mall based retailers i think mall based retailers are going out of business. this is the new wave of commerce it's e-commerce. i do think that continues. the caveat is it w

i'm not melissa lee. i'm brian sul vachblt here's what's on deck. >>> don't let this fry your charge controller. carter worth thinks tex la stock is about to shift into neutral. >>> then everyone is also getting amped up about tesla's stock splichlt's not the first company to do so or the last and there's a ton of corporate actions that could impact anybody's stock. professor cho has a lesson on "options action." >>> plus, hold onto your hammers. home depot already reported earnings, but that's not stopping tony from building a trade right now. time to risk less and make more. "options action"s starts right now. >> risk less, make more. sounds pretty good let ee get right to it okay it has been an electric year for tesla and its investors. the stock rallying again stored. it's up nearly 400% in 2020. pandemic be darned it's more than walmart the chart master says it may be time to pump the brakes on this red-hot stock. carter, take it away. >> you bet a phenom it's epic. but there are sequencing patterns

. >>> i'm brian sullivan in for melissa lee. this is "fast money. tonight's trader line-up tim seymour, karen finerman, steve grasso and brian kelly coming up tonight, we are gearing up for another big week of retail earnings so which of those names should you add to your stock shopping list >>> plus, cannabis company crystal labs making investors money today after reporting record revenues for the quarter. the ceo joins us exclusively. >>> bk says if you want to know where the market is headed, pay attention to this one chart. your chart of the week, a mystery as well. >>> to quote the song, we've got a long way to go and a short time to get there. let's start with the biggest of the big, the big apple no we're not talking about new york city, all due respect, frank we're talking about the world's biggest company getting even bigger today apple shares rallying more than 5% apple's move adding nearly $104 billion to its market cap. that's equal to, get this, an entire citi group, two kraft heinz and roughly two chipotles. do you want to be part of i

i'm andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen and melissa lee is with us once again.s off today futures we are in the red after we've been briefly flirting, flirting with the all-time highs. we get turned around dow looking like it would open off 18 points. s&p 500 off 9 points the nasdaq looking a little higher right now up about 13 points european markets are lower at this hour. part of that could be coronavirus. germany adding the most new cases since may while the head of france's health ministry said the situation is worsening that has some folks concerned about what it means for the economy there. melissa? >> a story market investors are watching closely the stalemate over another pandemic relief bill is likely to remain until september. lawmakers won't return unless they strike an agreement larry kudlow said the democrats have asked for too much money. house speaker nancy pelosi described them as miles apart in values the market chugged higher, joe >> i was thinking about that normally we don't want them to do much, you know what i mean? leave, go ahead. this i

melissa lee is with us today becky is off the dough looks like it would drop about 60 points at the open s&p 500 looking to open a little higher right now we should also take a quick look at treasury yields this morning and see where they stand creeping up. over the seven handle at .713. we'll see what kind of core relation that may have with the equities market. melissa, welcome to the club this morning >> it is great to be here and start the morning with you guys. >> i say that with a hint of sa sarkasm. >> she's a regular you are ready to play. >> always, you got to bring it each time. >> no i in team. >> there's only a me upgrading laura overnight and learned it is rapidly intensifying and bracing for great winds. a category 4 with winds of 130 miles an hour. more than half a million people have been ordered to evacuate from these areas 84% of off shore gulf production has been shut in compared to 90% in katrina not only is this having an impact on oil productions and industries from this storm that could impact tonight >> salesforce shares soaring after the company reported earnings

. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen and melissa leeoff we are back on record watch. briefly trading above the record closing high finishing more than six points away. take a look at futures this hour we'll show you how things stand. a lot can happen the nasda

melissa lee is with us today becky is off the dough looks like it would drop about 60 points at the openen a little higher right now we should also take a quick look at treasury yields this morn

i'm melissa lee with andrew ross sorkin and mike santoli. these gains holding on higher.to add 169 points the nasdaq looking higher by about 23 points. the focus again on the 10-year yield. we hit the highest level since june

. >>> good morning everybody welcome to squawk box here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with melissa leeilfred frost. joe and andrew are out today thank you for coming in early on a monday morning you're afternoon/evening people. i'm glad to have you here. >> pleasure. >> our pleasure. >> nothing like yanking you out of the weekend early. >> for this, it's always worth it >> thank you well it's great to have both of you guys here. obviously it's monday morning. people are wondering what is going to happen in the market. we'll take a look at the u.s. equity futures the dow is up by triple digits this morning gains last week for all the major averages this morning dow is up

>>> good morning everybody welcome to squawk box here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with melissa lee and wilfred frost. joe and andrew are out today thank you for coming in early on a monday morning you're afternoon/evening people. i'm glad to have you here. >> pleasure. >> our pleasure. >> nothing like yanking you out of the weekend early. >> for this, it's always worth it >> thank you well it's great to have both of you guys here. obviously it's monday morning. people are wondering what is going to happen in the market. we'll take a look at the u.s. equity futures the dow is up by triple digits this morning gains last week for all the major averages this morning dow is up by 102 points the s&p which is then up five out of the last six weeks and up the last six sessions in a row is up by 5.5 this morning and then the nasdaq which has been this incredible out performer for months on end is the other performer this morning it's down by 13 points but remember nasdaq was only down friday after being up for several sessions in a row. setting a new high every one of the closes. the s&p is

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight on "fast," a summer sizzler. as we kick off a new trading month, the nasdaq closing at a new report high we'll break down what is in store for your money in august straight ahead >>> plus another ev maker going public >>> and later, a bitcoin blitz, why bk says the cryptocurrency is about to head, you guessed it, even higher. but we start off with a deal that has got wall

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and chris verrone a pair of retailers, target and costco going to all new highs. chris verrone and what's got him feeling so bullish disney shares going positive after officially dropping on the results. julia? >> lower than expected revenue but stronger than expected bottom line results. those earnings really driving disney higher. it's up 4.5% on news that disney is bracing its direct relationship with consumers announcing it will show mulan to subscribers on september 4th this is a dramatic change to disney's distribution model. it is sending theater chain stocks lower it's building on a bright spot in the quarter which is doisney plus topping 60 million subscribers. disney now has in total over 100 million subscribers across its direct to consumer businesses. >> despite the challenges of the pandemic, we've managed to take deliberate and innovative steps in letting our businesses. at the same time we've also been very focused in advancing and gro

i am brian sullivan once again in for melissa lee your trader line-up right there, guy adami, tim seymour, bonawyn eis eison. we have so much to dig into tonight on "fast." best bet in retail look at target shares soaring today we have a bullseye on that name. one of the traders calling it out in a good way. we're going to give them more. target soaring today if you're looking to buy the stock now, have you already missed the mark? we will debate plus, we are following the after hours action in shares of both nvidia and l. brands both stocks on the move after reporting results. we'll break down the numbers a surprising stat on l brands that i promise you did not know. >>> later, bonawyn is taking to the mound to pitch his next best idea why he thinks this housing play may be a total home run. >>> we are going to begin now with breaking news on airbnb and their plans to go public let's bring in deirdre bosa with more on the details. >> this is a filing that we have been waiting for for a very long time however, airbnb filing confidentially so we'll have to wait a little longer this isn't u

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. a game of tiktok. more on the big battle brewing over one of the most closely watched deals in all of tech plus warren buffett's berkshire hathaway if you're looking for love, dan nathan found it in this name why he says investors should get ready to swipe right on this stock. we start off with the dollar dilemma. feeling the pressure today as yields crumble this move lower has huge implications on commodities, rates and multinational stocks tim, you say this is the sloppiest chart in the market right now. why? >> this has not been orderly sloppy for the dollar is not something we should feel confident about. in the short-term, i think the dollar is oversold i think we could see the dollar bounce a bit but i think this trend is intact i think it's supported by some of the fiscal dynamics and really also a current account surplus in europe that people kind of forget about and banks that are a bit better in europe. what does this mean for oil? we forget that oil was really the asset class that led us dow

. >>> i'm brian in for melissa lee once again this is "fast money. welcome. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and steve grasso. tonight, a big bet on the little guys small cap. one top strategist tells us where he is finding opportunity as stocks hit all-time highs mall madness, the one chart that could tell the real story about the health of retail it will surprise you later on, we are serving up your call of the day with a side of fries. we're sinking our teeth into a big buy call on a burger joint you know there it is. it's yours mystery chart we start with a developing story on uber and lyft both stocks shooting higher after a big court win in california deirdre bosa has more. >> reporter: until just a few hours ago it looked as those california riders and drivers would wake up tomorrow to a ride sharing blackout the court blinked, granting youtuber and ly e er uber and ln extension to continue to operate with drivers as independent contractors despite new regulation it is a win for uber and lyft in the short-term it suggests that their threats to sh

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and brian kelly joe biden picking kamala harris as his running mate. we'll break down what it means for the markets. plus gold and silver falling hard in today's session. is this trade losing its shine bk and why he thinks this tech titan still has room to run. >>> we start off with today's massive reversal at one point today the s&p 500 was within 5 points of an all-time high. as you can see, it closed in the red. the dow squandering a 360 gain to close down more than 100 points tesla announcing a five for one stock split. leading today's tech losses amd, apple, microsoft, amazon all falling more than 2% guy, what is your take on this big turnaround >> i would have thought something like this would have happened weeks ago i think the reversal is interesting. we'll see if it holds up tomorrow to your earlier point, i mean you saw a pretty significant reversal right around an all-time high in the s&p 500 if there's one thing i would attribute it t

back to you, melissa lee. >> thanks for watching "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> 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 but to educate and teach, put it in context call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer >> when i come out to teach every night, i'm acutely conscience that my enthusiasm for some companies is completely infectious >> buy buy buy buy buy buy >> people want to own stocks and they want to open the stocks in the worst way. [ booing ] >> so when the market dips 80 points, i want to talk about the worst way. [ booing ] because i see that happening way too off and we have to stop it this market has had a spectacular run and that should make you more, not less cautious i don't know wh

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman we'll dive into the numbers. plus, how the big battle over tiktok could come into play during the next round of trade talks with china later we are continuing our weeklong series on the cannabis craze truly blazing higher today on earnings. >>> we start off with record high the s&p 500 six points shy from its previous record high close on february 19th february 19th, that seems like so long ago. what a different world that was back then. we want to fire up the "fast money" time machine for a trip back there to february 19th. look at that, our traders there on set all together at the nasdaq market site that was fun you might be thinking to yours this is some old-timey footage of people dining together at a restaurant that was february 19th they're all sitting inside a restaurant can you imagine that they can out the theater goers waiting to see a broadway show while we're at it, there was also an nbc news democratic debate in nevada that night. ta

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, pete najarian and brian kelly we'll bring you all the big headlines. plus, facebook goes shopping we'll tell you about the social media giant's push into e-commerce the big baba breakout. we start off with the end of an era. exxonmobil getting booted from the dow after nearly 100 years in the index exxon's tenure as the longest serving dow component comes to an end on monday when salesforce takes its place. exxon's removal from the dow is nothing less than a remarkable sign of the times. just seven yearsago it was the largest publicly traded company in the united states since then, shares have been on a steady decline exxon is down more than 40% in 2020, on pace for its worst year ever so is exxon's removal from the dow a sign that big oil is dead money? guy adami? >> i think so. it's something we've been saying for a while. i think they finally came to the realization that the world's changed. energy is not nearly as on the to the u.s. economy as it was a deca

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight on "fast," a once in a decade opportunity with apple's biggest bull is calling the stock and will press him on the call straight ahead plus a streaming buy. what sent shares of roku streaming high today and the story in the gulf coast as hurricane laura bears down how the storm is impacting the energy market. first, today's show is brought to you by the letter b that's because bond yields, bullion, big cap tech. fed chair jerome powell gears up for a high stakes speech from jackson hole summit. with bullion up, big tech up, what is up with the market as we gear up for powell, guy? >> i like to hear you say bullion. i feel like i'm going to have soup or go back to doing what i used to do back in the day it's wonderful you can do an entire show saying that word. what's up? risk assets are continuing to go higher based on we talked about this a couple days ago, the fact they said they will be a historic speech for the fed in the way they view inflation, the way they measure infla

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. guy adami, tim seymour, steve grasso and karen finerman. uber with weaker than expected results. the company's conference call is underway plus, we're following late-breaking developments out of capitol hill. lawmakers are kicking off a high stakes meeting on the next round of coronavirus aid we are live in washington with the latest later, steve grasso is stepping up to the plate to pitch his next best idea why he thinks this housing related stock is a total home run. >>> we start off with a $46 billion market mystery that's how much facebook added in market cap today. the reason not entirely clear many pointing to the launch of reels, the answer to tiktok. we should point out that news was out yesterday morning. facebook shares today surged 6% to a new all-time high so guy, what's your take on this move >> well, i have no idea why it moved like this. i'd be lying if i said i had an answer i will give credit to karen because she's been on this something we said, you go back to the mi

. >> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight's trader lineup. tonight on "fast," stocks closing in on new all-time highs, the chart master has three names that could be catch-up trades. plus turning trash into crash. nikola shares soaring today, trevor milton will join us and it is weed week here on "fast money. kicking off the long series on the cannabis craze with a look at the big risk and opportunities in this budding industry we'll start off with big tech taking a big breather. the nasdaq pulling away from all-time highs, the apple one of the five big stocks posting a gain today but while big tech tumbled, the rest of the market was better. the s&p 500 less than a percent away from a new all-time high and energy and industrials leading the way. so today's market action, is it a sign florithat the great rota is in place. guy? >> it would appear that way. and happy monday and i took french in high school and this move was as we used to say -- [ speaking foreign language >> we get what you're saying. >> that is what i said at any rate, it is a

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight on "fast," a summer sizzler. stocks jump as we kick off a new trading month, the nasdaq closing at a new report high we'll break down what is in store for your money in august straight ahead >>> plus another ev maker going public >>> and later, a bitcoin blitz, why bk says the cryptocurrency is about to head, you guessed it, even higher. but we start off with a deal that has got wall street, washington and the world talking, microsoft eyeing an acquisition of tiktok and is this comes after president trump threatened to ban the app in the u.s. over security concerns. the president made an about face and gave microsoft the go ahead to proceed with the deal josh lipton has the very latest. >> so, melissa, president trump also weighing in here. take a listen to what he had to say today. >> it will close down on september 15th unless microsoft or somebody else is able to buy it and work out a deal, an appropriate deal, so the treasury of the, really, the treasury, i guess you would say, of the united states gets a lot

i'm not melissa lee.on't let this fry your charge controller. carter worth thinks tex la stock is about to shift into neutral. >>> then everyone is also getting amped up about tesla's stock splichlt's not the first company to do so or the last and there's a ton of corporate actions that could impact

i'm melissa lee and this is fast money, and the lineup is guy adami and karen and the rest of the panel. now, bracing for a one-two punch, we are looking at two storms in the gulf of mexico. and building gains, and the all time builder is gearing up for earnings, and we will bring you the trade. first, we start off with the amazing chase. the s&p 500 and nasdaq starting at new all-time highs and the record move is forcing wall street analysts to play a game of catchup. and as morgan stanley is up on the price tag of apple for a street high of $1.20 a share, and it is where apple past the beginning of the month. and with tesla, the stock is 1247 and the stock is now trading above $2,000 a share. so what is this giant game of catchup saying about the stock market that we are in. guy adami? >> well, first of all, welcome back mel back, mels, and i love that you are on every show since your return, the and so have you watched any baseball since you were gone? >> yes, i did. >> no doubt you saw mike trout play, and to bring that up because of the absurdity of everything, a mike trout signed

morning and welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc, i'm joe kernin along with andrew ross sorkin and melissa leeutures indicate a little lower, 44, 45 points on the session and we've got the nasdaq now in the republic and the s&p down 3 and change. melissa. >>> we've got a whole host of breaking news this morning we'll start off with the very highly anticipated speech from fed chair jerome powell at this year's virtual jackson hole symposium. just after 9:00 a.m., powell's expected to lay out a more flexible policy of inflation >>> meantime, hurricane laura has been downgraded to a category 2 storm laura slammed the coast as a 4 this morning packing winds of 150 miles per hour forecasters had warned of an unsurvivable storm surge, up to 20 feet in some areas. we're going to get a live report on laura in just a few minutes >>> in the meantime, the sports world grinding to a halt, players opting not to take the court or the field last night in protest of shooting of jacob blake, a black man, by police in kenosha, wisconsin the nba milwaukee bucks began, followed by teams and players in baseball, t

i'm melissa lee with andrew ross sorkin and mike santoli. these gains holding on higher. the dow is looking to add 169 points the nasdaq looking higher by about 23 points. the focus again on the 10-year yield. we hit the highest level since june 10. 7.44%. as you noted before the yield curve. steepening and a rally in the financials >> you mentioned that june 10 was the high that was the day where the markets had their maximum enthusiasm about the strength of the recovery and how fast it would be that was the peak where the come back of value and cyclical sectors. that seems to be the dynamic and the push for which stocks were preferred and the market seven days in a row of records is not to be dismissed guys >> the intraday record high in this session and we'll have to see if this continues? >> yesterday's high is around 3,500. >> coming up, we'll talk about the abrupt halt to the sport's world. we ha we have fed presidents and the interim ceo of tiktok. >> what a story it has been and a soap opera all week long we are learning more in the details in the sale of tiktok a

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money.ymour, steve grasso and karen finerman. uber with weaker than expected results. the company's conference call is underway plus, we're following late-breaking developments out of capitol hill. lawmakers are kicking off a high stakes meeting on the next round of coronavirus aid we are live in washington with the latest later, steve grasso is stepping up to the plate to pitch his next best idea why he thinks this housing related stock is a total home

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. a game of tiktok.g over one of the most closely watched deals in all of tech plus warren buffett's berkshire hathaway if you're looking for love, dan nathan found it in this name why he says investors should get ready to swipe right on this stock. we start off with the dollar dilemma. feeling the pressure today as yields crumble this mov

. >> i'm dominick chu in for melissa lee. this is "fast money.oney." not every single stock is reaching all-time highs these days but the chart master is looking at a few names that are about to come to life. later on, work-from-home darlington, zoom video, blasting off again after its earnings report. we'll find out if the momentum keeps going. plus we have a

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money.ete najarian and brian kelly we'll bring you all the big headlines. plus, facebook goes shopping we'll tell you about the social media giant'

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money.kelly joe biden picking kamala harris as his running mate. we'll break down what it means for the markets. plus gold and silver falling hard in today's session. is this trade losing its shine bk and why he thinks this tech titan still has room to run. >>> we start off with today's massive reversal at one point today the s&p 500 was within 5 points of

i am brian sullivan once again in for melissa lee your trader line-up right there, guy adami, tim seymoure have so much to dig into tonight on "fast." best bet in retail look at target shares soaring today we have a bullseye on that name. one of the traders calling it out in a good way. we're going to giv

. >>> i'm brian in for melissa lee once again this is "fast money. welcome.inerman and steve grasso. tonight, a big bet on the little guys small cap. one top strategist tells us where he is finding opportunity as stocks hit all-time highs mall madness, the one chart that could tell the real story about the health of retail it will surprise you later on, we are serving up your call of the day with a side of

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money.dami, tim seymour, dan nathan and chris verrone a pair of retailers, target and costco going to all new highs. chris verrone and what's got him feeling so bullish disney shares going positive after officially dropping on the results. julia? >> lower tha

. >>> i'm brian sullivan in for melissa lee. this is "fast money.seymour, karen finerman, steve grasso and brian kelly coming up tonight, we are gearing up for another big week of retail earnings so which of those names should you add to your stock shopping list >>> plus, cannabis company crystal labs making investors money today after reporting record revenues for the quarter.

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money.eison plus, we're watching the after hours action in shares o

i'm melissa lee and this is fast money, and the lineup is guy adami and karen and the rest of the panel for a one-two punch, we are looking at two storms in the gulf of mexico. and building gains

. >> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. tonight's trader lineup.losing in on new all-time highs, the chart master has three names that could be catch-up trades. plus turning trash into crash. nikola shares soaring today, trevor milton will join us and it is weed week here on "fast money. kicking off the long series on the cannabis craze with a look at the big risk and opportunities in this budding industry we'll start off with big tech

. >>> i'm melissa lee. this is "fast money.dive into the numbers. plus, how the big battle over tiktok could come into play during the next round of trade talks with china later we are continuing our weeklong series on the cannabis craze truly blazing higher today on earnings. >>> we start off with record high the s&p 500 six points shy from

. >> i'm dominick chu in for melissa lee. this is "fast money. tonight's trader lineup -- tonight on "fast money." not every single stock is reaching all-time highs these days but the chart master is looking at a few names that are about to come to life. later on, work-from-home darlington, zoom video, blasting off again after its earnings report. we'll find out if the momentum keeps going. plus we have a super sized edition of "fast money" tonight. we're taking your questions all through the 6:00 p.m. eastern time hour. tweet us those burning trading questions and you might get an answer live on the next hour we start with awesome august for stocks, s&p 500 ended down but put together 7% gain for the month, the best august since 1986 but is it a september swoon ahead. coming up, it is historically the worst month of the year for stocks so guy, should we wake you up when september ends. trying to channel my inner "green day" for you. >> look at you first of all welcome dom chu great to have you. you're doing gentleman's work. ♪ wake me up when se

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money.ajarian and bonawyn eison a streami ining smack down, ite tumbling with fraud allegation plus draft kings dealing a losing hand today on wea

. >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. opportunity with apple's biggest bull is calling the stock and will press him on the call straight ahead plus a streaming buy. what sent shares of roku streaming high today and the story in the gulf coast as hurricane laura bears down how the storm is

lee. >> thank you so much, melissa. thank you, colleagues. committee members, hopefully we didn't go too, too fast. we know we're trying to share a ton of information and so just to close out here, we have a lot of work that's still ongoing. we feel like we're -- we've hustled to get as close to being ready for next week as we can, but we know that things will continue to evolve into the first weeks of school as well as you have heard. so we're continuing to work with our labor partners and you will hear from president solomon shortly. we are in the meantime chief facilities officer share and planning various steps to prepare for that return to in-person learning when it's safe to do so. and we're constantly being mindful of communications and engagement of stakeholders of all different parts. so i hope you have the impression and we certainly do that the emphasis this fall is to make a significant improvement on the distance learning experience for our students and our families relative to what we were able to pretty much improvise in the sp

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lee. >> thank you so much, melissa. thank you, colleagues. committee members, hopefully we didn't go too, too fast. we know we're trying to share a ton of information and so just to close out here, we have a lot of work that's still ongoing. we feel like we're -- we've hustled to get as close to being ready for next week as we can, but we know that things will continue to evolve into the first weeks of school as well as you have heard. so we're continuing to work with our labor partners and you will hear from president solomon shortly. we are in the meantime chief facilities officer share and planning various steps to prepare for that return to in-person learning when it's safe to do so. and we're constantly being mindful of communications and engagement of stakeholders of all different parts. so i hope you have the impression and we certainly do that the emphasis this fall is to make a significant improvement on the distance learning experience for our students and our families relative to what we were able to pretty much improvise in the sp