dan nathan, don't want to make too much of this move. know if anybody cared about fleets they just dumped it, they have a predilection to dumping fleets as we say. any take on twtr >> yeah, i think the company is developing products at a speed which a lot of investors for years and years wished they were and they're doing it in the fact that they dump one that people didn't like and didn't use makes sense. you know why they're making space on your scarce screen for something that will work well which is twitter spaces so they're moving very fast and i think they're really listening to users right here and that is going to be a good thing for them to better monetize the users. so i think the stock had a big run and got hit last quarter, down to $50 and up here to $70 and i suspect is comes in again before earnings. i don't think you buy it for the earnings right here. maybe there is a surprise. maybe there is a surprise on ad growth but the stock has had a big run in a short period of time. >> and tim, you can't kill them for killing flee

if you, and when i say you and dan nathan, believe they can be lower and stay lower, can you believe in the energy trade? >> sure. i don't think rates are going to go that much longer. i think you'll see a break of the tuesday low and you'll get somewhere just above 1% and all eyes will be on jackson hole and any pivot and any hint towards a taper at some point late in the year and we may establish a new range of 1.5% in the ten-year u.s. treasury yield. that being said if rates go up too far too fast then crude oil has some problems and we also see the dollar -- or at least very firm here with dixie just around 193 my point is that the recovery is not going to be linear and globally coordinated and we'll see fits and starts and it corrected our money in a meaningful way that stopped right at that two-year uptrend should it hold i hope it holds. if it doesn't hold, you'll have it move back towards 60 in the not too distant future and the technicals aren't important here, and if you see them take a move back toward 1%, i think they'll be moving up rather precipitously as we get closer

love love that. >> dan nathan?guy dhami >> delta airlines. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i just want to make you some money my job is not just to educate, teach put it all in context which it needs so call

dan nathan, do you think this is any sort of ver on the future of this retail investor boom on robinhoodoncentration of risen, but also crypto, we know that -- those are not things that i think you will want to bank on any time soon. the thing i struggle with on this company, what did they innovate on? when you looked at the s-1, i thought the average size of the accounts and the sort of trading they're doing, it's not likely to be the thing they're able to build on they're going to have to offered more services and grow with these clients if foss clients' balances do grow is it a referendum on what people think yeah, but it's just not for me >> they brought the other that was revolutionary. is there any else that is revolutionary? it's a complete 2021 thing -- but apparently you hold something, and you don't let go? it was literally trading 33 are they revolutionary in some aspects, yes danny moses called me before he said this was the worth-performing ipo of its size since mf global. that's pretty interesting stuff. >> tim draper, early investor of robinhood, great to see you again. >>

you have dan nathan, karen finerman and bryan kelly stocks soaring to record highs as you're seeing there with the dow closing just a hair below the 35,000 mark and wall street's biggest sees even more gains ahead. >>> a marvelous move for disney today. shares jumping more than 4% to close out the session. guy staking it down to pitch it. we start with a big bank bananza. q2 kicks off tomorrow with reports from jpmorgan chase. one of our traders says this recent rally is giving her pause heading into the earnings reports. we're talking with karen finerman as we take a look at this set up, what do you think it means do you like the strength going into these earnings reports? >> well, i like the strength except that so much of the response to earnings is about how high the bar was going into earnings the stock was 150. it's higher and i think it will probably come out for pretty good earnings. we know the net interest margin will be under pressure more so after the quarter closed as bond rates went down. we know the capital markets activity was good and trading was good and banking was good

. >> dan nathan? >> the johnson & johnson news doesn't sound great but pfizer closed at a new 2121 high i like pfizer here >> guy dhami >> delta airlines. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i just want to make you some money my job is not just to educate, teach put it all in context which it needs so call me at c 1-800-cramer s&p jumping 1.52% and nasdaq at 1.57%. that's a major reversal. a virtual doover as bond yields possibly signaling better times ahead first, let me say from the outset that this whole obsession with the 10-year treasury, it's gotten out of control. you know something's wrong when david faber and i rattle on about bond yields. evenas jeff bezos launches himself into space don't get me wrong, long-term interest rates have been plummeting for months. the 10-year doesn't drop to 1 and change when business is about to boom. that's too low a yield it's been quite a contrast from the roaring 20s scenario and we wer

hard thing to reconcile given the fact we did trade up that level and fail >> in a world in which dan nathan lives and ten-year yields go down below what was it, 1.2%-ish >> yes >> guy, do oil stocks do well? >> yes, yes, melissa yes. except -- >> except, again >> this is where guy uses the terms, doesn't know what kudos means but used it twice. he used the expression witch's brew, but i'll paraphrase for you, rates going lower, dollar firm going higher, okay, and that's the situation where it is really hard to make out because if you think back to post financial crisis when the fed starting coming, when they started tapering qe and think being raising rates, the dollar shot straight up the distributionie went from 80 to 100 and what happened over the next couple of years, crude oil went down nearly 70% we're in a situation where rates going lower, dollars staying firm if the dollar were to continue to rise for any reason, that would be problematic for the oil trade. >> you're going to get a reopening that is massive. you have the cruise lines, we talked about this, the airlines are all beat

. >> penn national dan nathan will say there's no stock he wants to go lower than penn i don't know whythat out there. this sets up really well sort of holding that prior all-time high we made in the fall. i think you can probably buy penn for a trade short leash in the month. >> grasso, what do you think >> i think all of these should be higher, right the world is getting back to normal penn has a unique situation where they have a side investment with a gentleman that used to come on the show, i don't know where he has been lately, but i do believe that these things are due for a bounce and peb inn is at a suppt level. the world is reopening betting is reopening more sports are in play. i think this is a good time to be a buyer of the casino names online as well. >> yeah. karen? >> i'm sort of in steve's camp i think -- i don't know if they were all down on just slower reopening. maybe. both the online ones and the in-person one. i'm long mgm which is both, you know, a real live casinos as well as online and that's sort of where i've been at. that hit a couple of percent today, i saw

through 100 i think it got up to 94 and pulled back why they haven't work is because crude and dan nathanyear down trend line which is pretty significant. it basically as carter would say touched it to the penny. i happen to think we might get a bit more of a pull back here but we will go ratcheting through the upside that's what makes markets. i would buy the levered name specifically psx on this pull back. >> dan, what do you think? >> i'm not a buyer here. if i think about all these other industrial commodities we've seen considerable pull backs from these kind of spring highs here, i suspect sooner or later crude will do that, too, that opec plus announcement probably helps pave the way and pretty soon we will be past the peak driving season and we know that markets start to anticipate that sort of stuff. to me i'm not buying a break out of a 13-year down trend and if you look at a three-year chart or four-year chart we literally touched to the penny the 2018 highs. so the teaks on crude don't look great and the stocks have already headed lower >>> all right. good stuff dan, thank you

the's lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan, and jeff mills. we're going to start off with the massive sell-off on wall street it makes the most sense because stocks plunging today. the s&p 500 dropping more than a percent and a half the dow posting the biggest loss of the year. every single s&p sector finishing in the red new fears over rising cases of the delta variant, putting the reopening at risk. investors rushing to safety, sending the yield on the ten-year treasury to the lowest level since february, below 1.2. so let's break down today's brutal sell-off. guy adami, what is your take on the day? what a way to start the week >> yeah, it's interesting. hi, courtney brutal, i understand why you would say brutal i get it worst day we've seen in quite some time. >> actually thought it was pretty orderly i think dan would probably act nj that as well. we talked before the show. it was necessary as well the technicians out there, i'm sure jeff and tim have thoughts be, the 4230 level, 50-day moving average bounced off of that for me, each thou

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mike khouw in the house, dan nathan will join us in moments tomorrow on "fast," major buzz kill for one't quite giving up hope on it yet. we'll find out what it is and why they're so bullish and turbulence ahead, americans getting ready to take fight for the long holiday weekend top analyst hunter kay says airlines will not be able to handle the surge in demand we'll get the outlook for the industry this year a special edition of "fast money" coming up at 6:00 p.m., we're answering all your burning trading questions, so if you've got them, tweet us at cnbc "fast mone

mike khouw in the house, dan nathan will join us in moments tomorrow on "fast," major buzz kill for one name in the retail space today. some traders aren't quite giving up hope on it yet. we'll find out what it is and why they're so bullish and turbulence ahead, americans getting ready to take fight for the long holiday weekend top analyst hunter kay says airlines will not be able to handle the surge in demand we'll get the outlook for the industry this year a special edition of "fast money" coming up at 6:00 p.m., we're answering all your burning trading questions, so if you've got them, tweet us at cnbc "fast money," we might answer them on the air. we start up by firing the "fast money" time machine. you might remember in december, we asked traders to pick the acronym they thought would rule in 2021. look at how they've done tim's acronym has been the strongest, that would be rise, rio tinto. that was up more than 21% so far. dan here chose abide, which would be amazon, alibaba, ipoc, the spac, clover health, disney, expedia, that's up 5%. and rounding out the acronyms, karen's, wtf,

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