ceo chase jamie diamond keeps it short, sometimes down to one word. investor carl icahn rale rarely uses the service and warren buffet relies on an assistant for his messages. >> everything can be exposed publicly and we need the take that security. >> patterson says he's already seen an impact. >> it empowers the people reporting to me to be more than direct. >> few have any doubt at all, don't send an e-mail, come back to it later and then decide, or better yet, have a face-to-face conversation, especially for something confidential. >> but, of course, e-mails seemed leak a private correspondence, can you expect any privacy when you send one and are there steps to protect yourself and your messages? a director at the privacy center, thank you for joining us, good to see you. >> hi, thank you so much for having me. >> when you are going in to type that e-mail, should you assume that anything you write could be exposed? >> yes, i think it's wise for americans to understand their e-mail privacy threatens a variety of strierngs in addition to identity t

chasing. >> the biggest sign of the rotation is jamie diamond will be head of the business roundtable. caterpillar was previously in charge of it. a little sentiment gauge for today. that does it for us. "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," another day, another record. it's been exactly one month since the election. stocks have been on fire. but do not worry, if you missed the rally, three stocks you can still buy right now. plus the casino stocks crapping out today on a report that the chinese government may limit atm withdrawals. we're clever here on "fast." jim cramer spoke to the ceo of mgm moments ago. and citron research's andrew left will be here to explain why he think there's a lot further to fall. first, breaking news the trump rally that will not quit. the dow and s&p making fresh records and the dow just 2% away from 20,000. and now tech is joining the party as a major force. sammy giving tech a boost, apple getting in on the action here. ti

jamie diamond. from new york, this is bloomberg. >> let's turn to big interview with j.p. morgan chase chairman jamie dimon. murphy caught up with the he spokehief where about wall street and washington in the wake of the trump administration. dimon was potentially pick for treasury secretary. quite publics been about -- i don't think i'm suited to be secretary of terry. i love what i do. do something to else. else. >> that's the answer. when i look now as recently look back wheni you were talking about what you the next the next administration would be. you said you thought it would be very difficult for wall street confirmed and get in. now we look at the landscape we have, we have several wall street figures. some of you know very well, including gary cohen. rex tillerson from exxon-mobile. what do you think they're going to bring to the administration that's different? what's new that they're going to bring. >> i was dead wrong about -- you will not see a wall street person in washington. how a completely upheaval. the republicans are in charge. the republicans have not been the way you've the democrats

chasing. >> the biggest sign of the rotation is jamie diamond will be head of the business roundtable.viously in charge of it. a little sentiment gauge for today. that does it for us. "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," another day, another record. it's been exactly one month since the election. stocks have been on fire. but do not worry, if you missed the rally, three stocks you can still buy right now. plus the casino stocks crapping out today on a report that the chinese government may limit atm withdrawals. we're clever here on "fast." jim cramer spoke to the ceo of mgm moments ago. and