so let us go around the horn steve grasso >> apple is going to be my final trade.'ve been long this thing forever. not as long as pete has been i think it is big for a.v. and v.r. and hardware. but apple, final trade. >> again with the white board. can't take that thing away from you. bono wynn? >> all of this talk about rates and inflation and no talk about dxy, i think it is been ignored. take a look at the dollar. >> pete najarian. >> i'm so convinced about oil, i'm going to give you devon energy we've seen more and more energy stocks returning into the unusual options that we monitor each and every day i think there is a lot of different names but i like the beta it is a three beta so that is why i want to have that stock going to the upside. >> guy adami >> mel, some viewers want to know what your thoughts are, i know you sid it on the twitter. >> i did. >> but is aaron rodgers going to stay in green bay or do you think he goes to pittsburgh for a couple of years? >> i said stay >> you're so spot on by the way, pete would have been a great tony in west side st

steve grasso, let's go to you now. are you a believer in the real stuff? that the energy stocks, the industrials stocks, the companies you pay? >> yeah. yeah, but here's the problem so and i have significant portion of my portfolio in value names those are in chemical names, paper, container packaging companies. the problem, though, is if rates do not rise, brian, and you touched on this a bit with the ten-year if the ten-year stays flat, the value bucket will be worst less. people keep running into those four to six, eight names in the tech complex, because it's the only ones they know. they don't know the mid cap value names. so i think he's going to be right, but i think you need the large-cap tech for people to feel comfortable, and then you get a bit of rotation. they look fabulous you look at the russell 2000, a different story. >> yeah, but there's so many amazing companies out there. we have limited time, we tend to focus on big names i like to dig deeper to find some of these names. >>> all right. coming up, which stocks should you wrap or scrap t

welcome, everybody tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine tu turman getting myself a double dose of pete today tonight on fast, call it inflation-proofing your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up the old school auto companies surging today. ford at a 20-year high what is driving the moves? >>> and later, meta. where options traders think the company formerly known as facebook needs a reality check >>> happy friday, everybody. we have got a big show for you tonight, and we start with the inflation print heard around the world. consumer prices rising at their highest level in nearly 40 years with things like gasoline, rents, used car prices all seeing big gains but here i guess is the good news if you want to call it that a surge in consumer prices did not seem to spook the markets. the major indexes, they all rose, posted their best weeks since february the s&p setting its first record close since november 18th by the way. its 67th high close of the year

grasso >> wishing our guy adami a happy birthday tomorrow. birthday and final trade is west rock wrk. trade not worked but i'm still in it and i think you'll see a bright future ahead. >> second time in the decades. >> novo nordisk. nothing to do with demand, but enter 107 and happy birthday, guy. >> jack? >> lulu, good entry point here. >> guy, 30 in the early '90s, for perspective, target, i'll be there this weekend >> i'm sure you will happy birthday to the og options action is up next. [crowd cheering] how's sanchez looking? with your qb's increased spin rate, any pass with a launch angle of at least 43 degrees puts sanchez in the endzone. you a data analyst or something? an investor in invesco qqq. a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations like ai statistical analysis software. how am i gonna do? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i nee

i'm a buyer of amazon here >> steve grasso?re if they pop or bounce at the very least, this one should be rallying 30, 40, 45% from here. >> brian kelly >> you know what i like cisco, dinosaur with a dividend. >> guy adami >> beaks, airbnb in nantucket. >> airbnb in nantucket thank you for watching happy holidays noon,"t ar rhtig w. airbnb and than nantucket. >> "mad money" 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 just want to help you make money call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. >>> is covid o

as we start to close the books at 2021, steve grasso says this chemical stock is a rock sold bet.ve, take it away. >> first of all, you have to have the caveat that value has to come back into vogue. and i do think that's what's going to happen. you're going to see a lot of international exposure the stock is dow, d-o-w, dow inc. it's trading at its lowest valuation in history based on price to earnings ratio. if you take that aside, then let's move on from there when funds add, if they have to add international cyclical global exposure, this is the one they'll go for why? because it's large cap and very liquid you want to be able to get in and out of stocks, frank third, the dividend has proven to be rock solid during the most hectic and the most frantic and the scariest of covid 2020 weeks and months it's been rock solid another thing, based on this dividend yield, around 5% has proven to be supportive in the stock and we're smack there right now. >> all right pete, do you have a question for steve? >> sure. steve, are you concerned at all about the depth they've got? i'm not sa

that's amazing steve grasso >> we started off the show with mr. powell and talked about rates.s, if rates are moving higher even at a glacial pace, you want to be buying the economic type tnkks, tse. >>has for watching we will see you tomorrow at 5:00 >>> i'm here to tlefl playing field for audill invetstinvesto. tlauls there's always a bull market somewhere. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. at least that's over with. i'm talking about fact that jay powell spoke today

york city, this is "fast money," the big show tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, steve grasso, and jeff mills you're seeing them right there tonight on the show, the reopening rally charges on airlines, cruise lines, casinos, you know them, all jumping today, even as the broader indexes shrug off a bit. what these moves say plus roku rockets. the streaming stock seeing the best day in over two years one of our trader says the rally is overdone. why he's sounding the alarm. and crypto takes center stage in the signal stellar ceo danielle dixon joins us after her congressional testimony to break down the future of regulation in the crypto industry, and what she makes of all the roll tilt currently going on we start with the other big hearing on capitol hill, as you're seeing there. instagram head just wrapping up his testimony before a house committee. let's get out to yule gentleman boorstin for the details what is being said and what are the implications julia? >> well, it was his first congressional testimony, and adam mosseri defended the efforts to protect teens on the plat

been chatting thus that the cars had a device that could differentiate between test bench and road. grasso decided into corn would lay to challenge that accounts. while confirming the cool had taken place, he denied he'd been given such a warning. not long after that phone call, a 3rd and crucial decision was made on july 27th, 2015. the v w headquarters involves book was the scene of a product failure analysis meeting at which martin ventercore and finally sat down with the engine designers for the 1st time, reportedly on the agenda. what would they to do about the u. s. diesel engines? what about the authorities? as for the rest of the meeting, one story with various narratives. oliver schmidt was among those present it as a milady fog of us. what i didn't chavez tish pullin what it was discussed at the meeting was to have cuz off amazon does offer no missing. mm hm. do you believe my version, where the board said, we had to clarify this with authorities. i know it was awful. do you believe us, prosecutors den my claim. b, w management ordered a blanket smokescreen to the authorities to

we appreciate it steve grasso. >> thank you >>> coming up on "power lunch," it has been a rough december chinese stocks, but they are rebounding bigtime today we will bring you some of the winners coming up. >>> and bitcoin not having the best december either is there hope for a rebound next year we will hear what the charts are saying stay with us ege more afforda ble. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2022. - [narrator] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. - [narrator] find your degree at snhu.edu. ("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon. here's your cnbc news update at this hour. israel now the world's first country to approve a fourth vaccine dose for people who are immupo compromise. a panel of experts recommended it last week medical workers and the elderly also get a fourth shot but the nation's top health officials wants more data before that happens earlier this week a hospital started a test on wh

guy adami, stevie g., steve grasso, and bono and eisen and the crypto baller, brian kelly, but tonight we have to start with the question, and i mean this from the heart. amazon, are you good just take a look at the mega-cap tech returns this year google up a stellar 57%. microsoft surging 54% and apple up 35% flirting with a $3 trillion valuation, i should say, but take a look at amazon that stock is just a bit stock it's been up less than 5% since the start of the year. so is amazon prime for a big turnaround in the new year >> i have to go to the one and only guy adami happy holidays. >> i'm sorry i wasn't here last week it is good to have you huge fan of yours, as you know b.k. has been on this for quite some time. if amazon can't perform in this environment given everything that's transpired when is he going to 2022 could be the year i think the reason why amazon has lagged it's basically going sideways since the summer of 2020 is the market finally sort of caught up with them in terms of valuation with the 25% eps growth and trading close to 70 times next year's umber, and i do t

does steve grasso like real estate >> you know, carter and nadine touched on all of this carter said the xlre is up 42% year to date for the last three months, it's up 16% from the last month, it's up 9% which means it's not running out of momentum. i'm a little weary of investing in it at this point. nadine lhit it on the head wait for a pull back or entry. i don't think it will be where you see the most gains i'd rather play the under performers going into 2022 >> karen, you've got some industrials. i'm wonder what your take is on carter's prognostication about it being a sector under performing >> right i flinch a bit when he said that i look at the notes earlier and that divergence is as wide as it's been. they're not all the same not all industrials are the same there's a lot that out performed. united rentals had a big year up 40%. u.p.s. had a good year fedex flat for the year. disappointing. >>> coming up, you've got questions. they've got answers. they have gone from selling cords to selling crypto. >>> disney in the dumps the shares coming in dead last for the year for the

and you have to remember, it's a really good point that steve grasso brought up. everybody thought there would be this santa claus rally and the yield curve was steepening and everybody was positioned that way. once you get a little scare in the market, it is the end of the area from my position, i think i would much rather be looking for a bottom here than panicking and getting out of my positions. >> so the interesting part about this right now, and we want to bring this up. scott minor at guggenheim, we remember he was just phoning in the other night to tell us what he thought here. he did tweet out, all right, that with the 30-area treasury bond, the long one, at 1.75, expected to return to 1.4% as for the 10-year note, if it goes below 1.4, it is likely to head to 1.2. he made that call just yesterday on the show. nadine, i turn to you, is this a scenario, maybe could you see a hare rate regime but it has been playing out. is this very much just about positioning and people maybe unwinding certain things or do you feel as though there is a down draft for rate

rewarded handsomely if you can extend your position >> everybody likes an airline discount steve grassou. >>> coming up with the deadline fast approaching, the race to avoid a government shutdown just got more contentious we will tell you why next. ♪ >>> welcome back now that turkey day is over, it is time to play chicken. with just two days until friday's deadline, republicans are now publicly threatening to force a government shutdown if democrats don't give into their demand regarding vaccine mandates ylan mui has been following that fight and joins me with the latest >> reporter: jon, it is a very different place than where we were 24 hours ago when both sides sounded confident they could reach a deal before friday at midnight. now that optimism is waning as conservatives warn they're willing to derail this entire process to protest the president's vaccine mandates in a letter out today, the house freedom caucus urged the use of all procedural tools to deny timely passage of a continuing resolution unless it prohibits funding for vaccine mandates and enforcements that means the gove

and grasso fox news. online shopping is reportedly getting more expensive. adobe digital insights shows prices rose at a record rate last month . prices rose 3.5% compared to just a year ago. but what tops the charts his clothing, which is increased 17. other items that notably jumped or the cost of flowers and tools, many people who lost their jobs at the start of the pandemic are reinventing themselves as small business owners are. delia homes , is a wedding coordinator in cleveland, ohio, who just did not have any clients. so she and her 14 year old daughter. turn their shared passion for sweets and positive attitudes into a business that features over the top chocolates. i like to create. that's one thing i'm good at is i can turn nothing into something we can't sit back and be victims or be sad for ourselves literally. one decision can take you somewhere you never thought would go. many new business creators say their decisions have given them more time with their families and one analyst, says many people who decided to try their luck it running small

thus that the cars had a device that could differentiate between test bench and road. grasso decided then to coin would lay to challenge that accounts well confirming the cool had taken place. he denied he'd been given such a warning. mm. not long after that phone call, a 3rd and crucial decision was made. on july 27th, 2015, the v w had courses involves book was the scene of a product failure analysis meeting at which martin ventercore finally sat down with the engine designers. for the 1st time, reportedly on the agenda. what were they to do about the u. s. diesel engines? what about the authorities? as for the rest of the meeting, one story with various narratives. oliver schmidt was among those present dusty milady fog of us. what i didn't chavez, tish pollen. what it was discussed at the meeting was to have because optimizon does often and was submitted to you believe my version, where the board said, we had to clarify this with authorities on what it was awful. do you believe us? prosecutors and my claim b, w management, ordered a blanket smokescreen to the authorities to the,

grasso thank you. mike santoli. >>> finally let's turn from the winners to losers in the market, comcast and charter, among the worst in the s&p today our parent company comcast near a 52-week low after comments from its cable ceo at the ubs investment conference. let's bring in julia boorstin with more on that story. >> well, kelly, the key thing here is that the company warned comcast/cnbc's parent company did warn they will see fewer broadband net additions in the fourth quarter than analysts had been anticipating. for the full year they thought there would be 1.3 million new broadband addition, analysts expecting 1.4. the key thing it implies the addition of 185,000 new subscribers in the fourth quarter, down from as many as 461 in the first quarter, 354,000 in the second quarter and 300,000 in the third quarter. we're seeing a decline over the course of the year, but there are a couple other key things to note here. it does seem like there's been a real pull forward in broadband subscribers, broad

dick grasso, former new york stock exchange chairman and ceo. hope you had a good thanksgiving people are getting anxious about this depending on the day the market is frantic or joyful. today on the joyful side to be okay at this time but could change on a dime. how do you think the markets are digesting that. >> thanks, neil. hope your thanksgiving was good as well. as always we italians overeat and we compensate. the markets, neil, to borrow a phrase from alan greenspan in the late 1990s when he observed irrational exuberance, the markets are suffering from irrational depression every time a news feed pumps out the term omicron, travel restrictions, supply chain problems. i think the market is you know reacting in a knee-jerk way. look at yesterday. we had a 900 point swing in the dow jones industrial average. neil: right. >> i mean based on what? as dr. fauci himself said let's wait for the science to come in on this new variant. science won't be in for 2 1/2 to three weeks yet we get these knee-jerk reactions. q3, neil, was a disappointment

welcome, everybody tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine tu turman getting myselfng your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up

york city, this is "fast money," the big show tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, steve grassoairlines, cruise lines, casinos, you know them, all jumping today, even as the broader indexes shrug off a bit. what these moves say plus roku rockets. the streaming stock seeing the