look at the adami staring at me. you ever see adami on the camera? put the camera on me.t scares me. what is he looking at? he's looking at me. >> i don't have nice teeth like you do. i can't smile. that's just the way it is, reege. >> okay. when do i tell you what my problems are? >> right now. >> lay it on us, reege. we're ready. >> ten years ago, 1999, 2000, reege, like everybody else, got involved with software. oh, it's going to be the greatest. and i bought some at high levels. and then i watched it going down. but i was so enamored with this new thing that i thought it's going to bounce up. so i keep buying it as it goes down. down. down, adami. listen to me. all the way down. >> i'm looking at the stocks. i mean -- >> here we are. uis. you remember unisys? >> yes. >> it's selling down at 2.15. regis's break even, and this is after buying stocks, buying unisys for ten years now, i got my average down to 3.76. >> that's pretty -- >> a million shares more you'd get your average -- >> you're right. but i'm not through buying unisys but can it get back to 3.76? let's h

karen finerman and guy adami. guy has a way with his eyes of looking right into the camera. i'm going -- >> his impersonation days might be numbered. one of his viewers actually sent him the following e-mail after his show this morning. it reads, "regis, your serious face made my children cry. shame on you!" guy, what do you have to say to that? >> you want me to be all soft? i'll tell you this, lady -- get tougher kids! you want a friend? buy a dog. wall street's tough. >> look at those eyes! >> if i were a kid, i'd cry, too. >>> coming up next, why the man who saw the credit crisis from a mile away says a recession was imminent. >>> her latest find, a bank that you might be sleeping on. >>> plus, where's the next madoff? and will new regulations stop him? >>> also, the top analyst on the street on walmart when america's post market show continues. is s of the world's most revered luxury sedan. this is a history of over 50,000 crash-tested cars... this is the world record for longevity and endurance. and one of the most technologically advanced automobiles on the planet. th

. >> i'm guy adami and this is your "fast money" trade school. be aware of the leveraged etf. debt gives them the ability to ramp their moves higher. double or triple. if you can stomach the swings go for it. but if you can't stick to the one to one funds. understanding your risk is paramount to winning in a bear market. class dismissed. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah. his and hers. - ( crowd gasps ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( chirp ) even steven. - ( chirp ) mansion? - ( chirp ) good to go. ( grunts ) timber! ( chirp ) boss? what do we do with the shih-tzu? - ( chirp ) joint custody. - dog: phew... announcer: get work done now. communicate in less than a second with nextel direct connect. only on the now network. deaf, hard, hearing and peopith speech disabilitiesit . >>> let's do the "final trade." tim? >> brazilian supermarket cbd. >> asset managers, look at rjf. >> looking ahead. chevron. >> joe? >> don't like the price action in google. keep your eye on it. it looks lower. >> that does it for us. coming up next, "options action." at 155 miles per hour, an

guy adami, do you go bottom fishing?>> no, it just turned negative, and if you watch the chart, they have been down the last week and a half. of petey talked about it last night on the show. wells fargo had an interesting reversal the other day, a lot of chatter they were going to earn their way back to pay the t.a.r.p. but now there is talk about a secondary. and if wells prices the secondary, this is probably a name you're going to be short, as well. i'm not a doom and gloomer by any stretch of the imagination, but i agree with the panel. i think we're going down. >> in the short-term at least. next to energy, believe it or not, financials had the highest ratio of losers in terms of earnings versus winners. and not just that, but the bkx, up 33% in the last month or so. i think statistically price wise. >> the kdw banking index down by 4.25%, so the bigger loser we are watching. pat trisha edwards, probably a big concern is the exposure of the commercial real estate for those smaller regional banks. that could be the n

>> i think guy adami hit on something. we see the company like ford probably isn't sustainable because of what the chair woman said. we are pulling from future. but it is voodoo economics. let's face it. if i 3 phone and break the screen, he will buy a new screen. it is the broken glass theory. what is even worse, gang, is that these old cars, somebody could have use them. they're being destroyed. not only the engines, the parts, the tires. the whole thing. a pay roll tax holiday would have been better. why do we think the government should dictate where the money goes? it makes it down to the people. but they're into the car market. maybe they would have bought more school supplies. maybe they would have bought a washing machine. the allocation of capital should have been done through pay roll tax holidays. it would have been better. what do wets? do you agree with that? >> over the last couple days, when you look at ford, you look at toyota, you've had an abundance of good news. as a trader, you know that she tells you e

guy adami and the boss.ondered if we'd get a picture. >> maybe they're still out partying. >> they are in las vegas. live from the strip. no word at the end of that. later, rick santelli gives us his economic forecast and moments from now a key announcement from the senate on cash for clunkers. we'll have that for you live. it could be a breakthrough. first let's talk about the rally and the word on the street and the big question can be this. >> the rally. this thing just keeps going. it surprises everyone i think heading into this week most people including myself, if you told me on monday we were going to surge in the s&p above 1000 with unemployment staring us in the face on friday, very surprised about that, and it puts the pressure, erin, it puts the pressure on portfolio managers because you've got to be in the market. now it becomes about asset allocation and now you have to actually allocate those assets before unemployment. >> i think you asked me on friday and i was the only who stood here and sai

john madden is mad at guy adami. officially because guy doubted -- >> he watches. >> he watches.d he didn't watch. he does watch. all right. so what is your best trade? >> i'm going to go to china, ga. that's the online gamer for multiple players. this seems to be where it's going. this is fraebl the biggest threat to madden's model. but i don't think anytime soon. but i think these guys are growing remarkably, two names to watch. >> obviously, the valuation is ridiculous. what you hope if you own this, that somebody buys them. apple, microsoft, i don't know. i think that's what you're hoping for. >> karen? >> game stop is ridiculously cheap here. it was disappointing today. one day there will be downloadable games and that will be terrible for game stop. >> the applications, the iphone, the itouch, all of that touch, apple. >> "final trade" after this. um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-- i'm your only employee. we're gonna start using fedex to ship globally-- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonn

guy adami. you know, the -- >> yeah, we talked about him. >> he doesn't mean to. the cameras are all over the place. he will look right into the camera like this. and he never blirngs his eyes. he's pone of those guys who nevr blinks. what does that mean? >> he's a non-blinker. the twitter folks love when you stare into the camera directly. it's the funniest thing they've ever seen. >> we got an e-mail while the show was on and it said stop looking in the camera like that. my children are frightened and crying. >> and that's why no kids watch this show. >> there's a lot of reasons. >> you do regis better than regis maybe. >> he looks that camera like this. that guy is the best. i love him. >> the children are crying. all right. that was the "word on the street." here's what's coming up next on "fast money." >>> they pulled the quarterly files on john paulson and surprisingly it revealed a stake in bank of america. what other surprising stockholdings are coming this week? he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old! - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and y

. >> i am going to try to do the guy adami stare. how does he do it? i can't do it. perfected. >> and mike, our guest tonight. he'll get a pass tonight. but next time we'll get him. >>> "final trade" right after this. people are on sprint mobile broadband. 31 are streaming a sales conference from the road. eight are wearing bathrobes. two... less. - 154 people are tracking shipments on a train. - ( train whistles ) 33 are im'ing on a ferry. and 1300 are secretly checking email... - on a vacation. - hmm? ( groans ) that's happening now. america's most dependable 3g network. bringing you the first and only wireless 4g network. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. >>> time to reveal who made the most money today. steven schwartzman received $702 million in compensation, making him the highest paid executive in the u.s. but $2.1 million in salary, some of it came from a quarter of the equity he got upon the ipo of the company. >> i thought he had -- >> all right. before we get to the "final trade."

. >> i am going to try to do the guy adami stare. i can't. how does he do it? i can't do it.'ll get a pass tonight. but next time we'll get him. >>> "final trade" right after ringtone ♪ ♪ who knew the store would go and check my credit score ♪ ♪ now all they let me have is this dinosaur ♪ ♪ hello hello hello can anybody hear me? ♪ ♪ i know i know i know i shoulda gone to ♪ ♪ free credit report dot com! ♪ that's where i shoulda gone! coulda got my knowledge on! ♪ ♪ vo: free credit score and report with enrollment in triple advantage. >>> time to reveal who made the most money today. steven schwartzman received $702 million in compensation, making him the highest paid executive in the u.s. but $2.1 million in salary, some $700 million came from a quarter he got upon the ipo of the company. >> i thought he had -- >> all right. before we get to the "final trade." this quick programming note on august 20th do not miss nfl legend john madden right here on "fast money." >> the madden team. for business people. yeah, we can throw our pens and do the whole madden thing! >> is he drivi

guy adami and the boss. i wondered if we'd get a picture. >> maybe they're still out partying. >> they are in las vegas. live from the strip. no word at the end of that. later, we have an economic forecast and moments from now key announcement from the senate on cash for clunkers. it could be a breakthrough. we'll have it live. first talk about the rally and the word on the street. the big question, can this be it? >> the rally. this thing just keeps going. it surprises everyone i think heading into this week most people including myself, if you told me on monday we were going to surge in the s&p above a thousand with unemployment staring us in the face on friday, very surprised about that, and it puts the pressure, erin, on portfolio managers because you've got to be in the market. now it becomes about asset allocation and now you have to actually allocate those assets before unemployment. >> i think it has to be on friday and i was the only guy who stood here and said why not go through a thousand, psychol