guy adami and beautiful karen.ping tanning take ahold, the advent of the spray tan. and this booth can turn you into a bronze god or godess. >> guy adami is the manager of the masses. >> you're either stupid or dumb. i don't know. it's a terrible excuse. >> putin and bush have their first get together of the year and last year there was a left lot of warm fuzzy. >> he just ran behind me. as if this is the first time you're on tv, dan. >> welcome to tv, people. >> there's no doubt tv teaches about football. and everything about when to be aggressive and when not to be aggressive. it's all about strategy. the market is like that. >> tim, going to disney world. >> again, so much to choose from there. crazy. >> yeah. >> good time. good time. >> that's a lot of years we logged. >> both of you in '04. you looked like -- you didn't look like you. >> no. right? i don't think that was me. >> the tanning booth, you definitely did not look like you. >> that's awful. take that down. take that down. >> that is awful. what do yo

but it hasn't had it yet. >> guy adami? >> that was hot. >> it was pretty hot. >> you noticed, by the way, due to these two fighting -- >> we had to separate them. >> yes. >> i don't know, what would have happened if they sat next to each other. >> it could have been dangerous. >> so, where do you stand on this? >> listen, wise guy. you're so wrong. i'm actually sort of with you on this one. we talked about it last night. i thought the stock was going to hold 46 1/2, 47, it did not. traded miserably again today. technically, it does feel like it's broken. dan would submit that $40 is probably his level. and it feels like it might trade there. >> we're talking about a whoosh in momentum names and twitter is swept up in this. not only does it have a lockup of expiration. but it also is swept up in the bad environment for stocks of its ilk. >> yes. having been now long a little bit of pandora, i'm not inclined to build out my portfolio. i would take a pass on this one. >> we want to know who you think won street fight. use bul

guy adami, what do you make of the price action? >> before the show, we took a poll -- >> wagers. not a poll. wagers. >> bk nailed it. it's right where it was -- >> bk said 561 and you said 560. >> it's totally true. >> in terms of the -- it needs to build off of these levels. if it fails here, this is where we broke down from in december. great quarter. but now it has to prove itself. >> failing does not mean it breaks down -- >> i'm not saying that. it needs to hold these levels and build from it. otherwise we get back to that 545 level. >> let's go to morgan who has got to latest from the call of facebook. >> the call still going on but get a lot of information out of this call. one of the most heart felt things coming from the call, of course, being the words mark zuckerberg had to say to ebersman, he is stepping down later this year as cfo. here's what zuckerberg had to say thinking him. >> i want to thank david ebersman who is stepping day after five years. he has been a great parter in building facebook. he set the right tone and set us up to make the long-term investments

. >> let's get guy adami's position, it's only a half-hour show. >> how are you feeling? >> coi'm doing great. one thing is the fact in a rising rate environment, i don't race continue to want to go lower. i think the bond market is trying to tell the equity markets something. >> let's talk about what was getting the look today and that emerging markets surprisingly, particularly brazil, latin america. >> when you talk about rotation, emerging markets are the first positive fund flow for the first time in 22 weeks. you saw places that, you know, latin america was rallying that political polls were so low, the deal isn't emerging. things were oversold. can you own emerging here? i would be selling brazil. i would be buying cheaper parts of the emerging spectrum. emerging is a place where i think you should be looking, but you should have been looking two weeks ago. can you still look? absolutely. the spread against the s&p is how i would play that right now. >> lot of folks at home, tonight, thinking, you know what, major pullback, what should i get into come monday? >> fo

adami, last word?bruary, bounced back nicely, did it again and it's bouncing back. the transports suggest you have further room to the upside. you just don't fight it. i thought we'd make a retest back down lower. i said i was wrong a number of times, i'll say it again, but right now the path of least resistance appears to be higher. >> we'll leave it there for the time being. thanks, everybody. stick around and catch guy and the rest of the "fast money" crew coming up on "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. >>> david winters stepping up his fight with coca-cola today. sara eisen has the details for us now. >> hey, kelly. certainly, david winters upping the ante in his fight against co-ka ca-col coca-cola's proposed pay plan. he's questioning the ceo's role as chairman of the board, the dual role. winters is wondering whether it's a good thing for shareholders to have the ceo actually leading the board as well in light of mr. winters' claims that coke's equity plan is, quote, one of the most outrageous grabs of s

incidentally i see timmy at my gym and i think tim wants to be the irish stallion like guy' dom -- adami do curls? >> he loves those biceps, doesn't he? >> give us a stock pick. you're so great. give us one. >> my, dogosh. i wish i could. i like amazon at this price. >> amazon. >> early 300s. i got a feeling he's going to come through with big stuff and by the time this year is over it will be over 400. >> you're going to have some spare time on your hands in a couple weeks or so. >> yeah. >> and would you -- you want to come here on the desk? would you do a reality show? would you do a talk show? what are your plan? >> you know what, i really don't have any plans but all of those things sound good to me. >> you're welcome any time, regis, you know that. >> thanks very much. love seeing you. i'm turning back to tv right now. >> thanks, regis. >> thanks everybody. >> regis philbin. tv icon. >> he's a stud. >> mr. stud. >> i hope when i'm 130 i look at good as he does. i'm kidding, regis. i'm kidding. >> let's get an earnings alert from dom. >> i kind of wish i got what he feels about -- t

i think basically guy adami put it best.4 percent a couple weeks ago, that was your entry point. we took advantage of it. because of that sell-off, meeting expectations for a company the caliber of amazon is good enough to get the stock to move higher. >> i think you might have seen a buying opportunity because amazon has sold off, actually 20% from the peak, down something like 16% for 2014. you think it is a buying opportunity? >> i think it is a huge buying opportunity. let's face it, you are never buying amazon based off of cheap valuations. i've been looking at this stock for 16 years. it's always been expensive. but jeff bezos and his crew has continued to reward long-term patient shareholders who buy in the long-term vision. amazon is one of those very few companies who has very disruptive and adaptive scaleability. they can enter into your business overnight and eat your lunch the next day. look at what they've done with aws. aws. four times the computing pouter of the next 14 largest competitors. they're a beet. >>

pete najarian, john najarian, karen finerman and guy adami. and amny unveils fire tv. shares of netflix did move slightly lower today. pete najarian, what did you make of fire tv? >> it's an interesting concept. but the thing we talked about is the pricing. you look at some of the pricing for this tv. and you're talking about the $99 level and all the rest of it. that's more than people expected. and because of that, i think that's why it wasn't embraced. why the stock didn't react. people were looking for something a little bit bigger. some sort of an announcement than what they've got. when they saw the pricing, they were disappointed. >> too expensive to compete. >> when you look at that versus the competition, $99 for what they expected. >> it's more powerful and offers more functionality than apple tv, as well as google chrome cast. >> it does. but the google chrome cast is very easy to plug in. it's a usd right into the side of the smart tv. and it works out of the box. these you have to hook up to the tv are slightly different. and i love apple tv. that's what i

our traders are brian kelly, karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami. news that its subsidy is the target on an investigation. >> we think that the company is facing a tough time with all of the international upset and particularly as a