aliba alibaba. >> dan nathan?dding here i like abbott labs here. >> karen finerman? >> a name we haven't talked about in a while >> and guy adami. >> newmont mining. >>> 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 want to make you money. my job is to entertain and teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer as we get closer to a vaccine, this market is dominated by the post covid future.

thanks. >> dan nathan, what do you think?intermediate term, i think the stock goes much higher. when you think about the global pie of online advertising. if you think where these guys sit as it relates to social commerce, that sort of thing, you know, i think they are really well positioned and such small market shares. so for me, i see in the future increasing partnerships. i think if walmart and microsoft were to biuy tiktok, you can see someone buy pinterest for a reason walmart is interested in having access to that platform and microsoft for that matter, too. so this one is clearly in play i'll make one last point when that stock rocketed last month after the earnings, you know, on a gap basis, they really narrowed that loss and that's the big thing that i think investors are looking at so you have a 25% revenue grower that's not robbery going to cha time sign. i like pinterest i sound like a broken record but buying things up 100, 200% in a short period of time at all-time highs is not my game i have liked this thing.

guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. shares of general motors soaring today. plus, we're tracking after hours action in two work from home darlings we'll break down the numbers later, a magical moment for disn disney we start off with another big selloff on wall street with the dow falling as much as 670 points at the lows, the nasdaq nearly dropping back into correction territory after hitting an all-time high just last week. tesla down more than 34% from its all-time high hit last wednesday. apple down 18%, microsoft and alphabet too seeing some major losses when does the pain stop, guy >> obviously i've been pretty skeptical the entire move higher or most of the move higher something sort of struck me last week, i think it was wednesday when you had those headlines from the cdc putting on notice people from the 50 states to get ready for the vaccine and the market had that huge rally to the upside what caught me by surprise was the fact that the volatility index didn't buy it. that was the tell. i think it continues to be the tell to answer your question, i

i like lowe's. >> dan nathan? >> bears over lions in week one, mel. stock acts really well for a stock down 30% on the year looks like it's breaking out >> guy adami we didn't hear your dogs tonight. >> that's exactly right because i have them sequestered. they were put in a separate room so you didn't hear rocky or russell today. number two, i think dan is wrong about oracle i think you sell it here number three, i think houston wins outright. number four, you do this all while eating a mcdonald's hamburger which continues to rally. >>> 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'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach, put it in context call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer >>> if you had some cash on the sidelines today, today was terrific i

guy adami, pete najarian, dan nathan and steve grasso. tonight we'll be joined by marco and his provocative prediction about the election what it could mean for your money. >>> we've got a new game we'll see if the traders can keep up. plus, need a vacation? pete has a fast pitch on one travel stock he thinks could get a pop as our leisure habits shift. we've got another bonus hour of "fast money" tonight at 6:00 where we will be answering all of your burning trading questions. if you've got one, tweet us @cnbcfastmoney. >>> we start off with zoom zoom shares staged a gigantic really its 40% jump today now gives ut a market cap bigger than lowe's, ibm and citigroup. it is about 3/4 of the size of cisco, which of course is a similar product and 83 times the revenue. what do you make of this giant move today >> it's pretty incredible. i don't know how often we've seen a stock that's jumped by 40% in a single day. but it ran into earnings we've seen nothing but bullish paper in here for the entire year the interesting thing is when you look

tonight's trader line-up guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. sheila bare is with us her take on the health of the big banks. plus sky high outrage as the airlines see another taxpayer bailout. why this proposal could hit some major headwinds. >>> we start off with what could be the next big short, real estate four reasons why we are asking that question tonight. first, the jobs market jobless claims coming in worse than expected pointing to an uptick in layoffs. plus a stimulus stalemate, goldman sachs slashing its numbers in half as congress stalls on a stimulus package many big businesses rethink the need for large office space. when you put these factors together, is real estate a house of pain? could it be the next big short tim? >> well, maybe number five are those new home sales numbers that came out today that showed the exodus out of the northeast into the south is very pronounced you've basically doubled the amount of new homes in the south region from april from around 330 to 630 northeast isn't growing. a lot of these are major metro

i think dan nathan was referring to that earlier in the week when looking at these companies i thinkok to collect some yield this is a relatively stable company right here this is one of those investment strategies and once you have the stock put to you, look to sell additional premium against it >> tony, what do you think about this trade >> so out of the three telecom companies, i definitely like t-mobile the best. but as far as verizon goes, the chart itself is fairly constructive you have a breakout. and i think this is a good opportunity to potentially get long if we look at the stock itself, the debt and the dividends are well covered by cash flows and we really have out of these three verizon is by far the highest margin and probably the most boring. which for this type of investment is actually a good thing. i like mike's trade because he's selling an in the money put. he has a higher probability of owning the stock and he's collecting about 3% of the stock price to sell this put option. so he's getting about a 3% discount on the potential stock purchase here of verizon i lik

>>> i'm melissa lee and this is fast money tonight's trader line-up guy adami, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso. a tech wreck rocking the markets with apple, amazon, alphabet and tesla combining to lose $500 billion in market cap today alone. >>> plus, what the vix can tell us about just how long the pain of today's market could last and if you got questions about what to do after the selloff, we'll get you some answers in this special hour at 6:00 p.m. >>> we start off with all the red on wall street, stocks retreating from all-time highs as the dow drops over 800 points in its biggest one-day decline since june tech starts dropping nearly 6%, snapping a ten-day win streak. is this only the beginning guy adami, what do you think >> hi, mel remember the carpenters? the car ppenters are one of my o five favorite bands. >> we've only just begun >> as i've said many times, 24 hours does not a day make. i don't want to get into the vix but i will say we've talked about it now for the better part of a week and a half despite the that the broader market was rallying, the vix was tryi

>> dan nathan has been talking about this for a while one of the things we've said is today's banks are much different than ten years ago they've become utilities you have to look at them differently and you have to factor in valuations much differently. i'll say this quickly about citi right now at $45 the stock is now trading 63% of tangible book, assuming that tangible book is accurate that's levels we last saw probably in the financial crisis these are trough valuations in terms of the price of tangible book i think warren buffett told you everything you need to know about us banks he's obviously paring down exposures in banks i think that tells you a lot as well in terms of citi, it's a safe play in the long game to say that citi will figure this out and this trough valuation in terms of tangible book, if you have a time horizon, this is about as good as it gets at a historical measure. >> i get the discount that it's trading relative to peers. if you have the occ and the fed reserve looking into you have and you have this track record where you have also in the past been behind th

. >> kb homes up >>> i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money" guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and bonawyn eison. our team is plugged in and ready to break down all the big headlines. plus we are following nike, that stock soaring as the company's earnings call gets underway. carav we start off with a tuesday turn around stocks pushing higher with tech once again taking the lead the nasdaq gaining 1.7%. there could be a big threat bubbling underneath this market. president trump and chinese president xi jinping both dialing up the rhetoric today at the u.n. general assembly. >> reporter: president trump has often used his annual speeches at the u.n. general assembly to challenge his adversaries, whether it's the nuclear regimes in iran and north korea or for the second year running china, which he took direct aim at in his speech this year that was prerecorded despite consummating a trade deal with china in january. at this year's virtual diplomatic gathering, the speeches were prerecorded and shorter than usual, but president trump pulled no punches against china, which he accused

tonight's trader line-up guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. the major warning for one market watcher. why he is calling for a 20% pullback in big tech plus ford giving details on its electric pickup. and later airline ceos back at the white house today looking for more money we found 67 billion reasons why that might not fly we begin tonight with breaking news on the banks. >> we were discussing on closing bell the banks finding out this evening what this extra stress tests they'll go through this fall will be there will be two severe recessions it will be tested against as opposed to normally one. it's possible we could interpret those severe recessions as not as bad as they could have been june saw unemployment spiking to 10%. this test has two versions one is that it spikes to 12.5% and then dips more quickly to $7 7.5% both of those factors perhaps highlight the severely adverse scenario didn't get that much worse given the year that we're in than perhaps it could have got. 10% unemployment to 11 or 12 is not that much worse. that will als

first of all, i know dan nathan power pitched this sucker i think when it was trading around 32 acrossve been very bullish on twitter you go back to the last quarter. i mean, i hate the metric but daily active users are up 8% you have all good things happening. they say they might be able to monetize better based on the 2021 olympics. that remains to be seen. twitter has given you every opportunity to buy the stock and stay with it it looks great on a great and i think it's going to continue to grind higher good for them. they're late to the dance, but at least they're at the dance. >> tim >> i think it's a multiple of revenues which is maybe what you have to do, although i think twitter has shown they have been growing ebitda and some of their usage and engagement numbers are on but pivotal is talking about not just the olympics, but their direct response business, a nascent subscription business. these are things we've been waiting on for a long time i'm long the stock the best thing to me about it is the chart getting back to those june 2018 levels where it consolidated nothing trad

tonight's trader line-up guy ada adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and karen finerman tonight, we are alls action on micron the company's earnings call is now underway we're listening in plus, more on today's retail wreck. names like mac

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guy adami, pete najarian, dan nathan and steve grasso.ve prediction about the election what it could mean for your money. >>> we've got a new game we'll see if the traders can keep up. plus, need a vacation? pete has a fast pitch on one travel stock h

tonight's trader line-up guy adami, karen finerman, dan nathan and bonawyn eison where can you find opportunity clock is tick-tocking on a deal for the popular app. plus, we've been all over the after hours moves and some red hot software names and we've got another edition of tota

tonight's trader line-up guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan.in big tech plus ford giving details on its electric pickup. and later airline ceos back at the white house today looking for more money we found 67 billion reasons why that might not fly

guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan. shares of general motors soaring today.numbers later, a magical moment for disn disney we start off with another big selloff on

>>> i'm melissa lee and this is fast money tonight's trader line-up guy adami, karen finerman, dan nathan apple, amazon, alphabet and tesla combining to lose $500 billion in market cap today alone. >>> plus, what the vix can tell us about just how long the pain of today's market could last and if you got questions about what to do after the selloff, we'll get you some answers

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