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goldman sax talked about it. people got complacent. we all talked about the five or six stocks that have ruled the market. i do think it's rotation. i don't know if it's trailer trade now. >> i would argue it was constructive. i would argue today felt violent. you looked up. apple close to 5 amazon 4.5. i agree with steve, it felt heavial go-related. there is a lot of -- heavy algo-related. this was absolutely overblown sectors. people taking tech and as goldman pointed out, multiple house versus pointed out, today and in the last couple days, valuations are difficult. goldman says let's call it epic fang. they threw microsoft in there. it's a growth plate, a momentum plate. he rightly pointed out to a company checking on all cylinders. a lot is on the bet of the future and the growth we think they will dominate on. so you get back to reality. valuations, value over growth, a conversation we have been having for weeks. that's what today was. it doesn't scare me at either. >> but if financials and energy were difficult buys in yesterday

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>> goldman sax.y had that pull back in the high teens to the 200 day moving africa. >> banc of america. >> look, it's 22, 24, until you break out of that range, it looks like that. >> they are buying the call the they roll out to buy those, holy smokes. i tell you what, 100,000, look at july, banc of america. there is a lot going on. >> we will break out about 24. you pound the table wee learned it's better to wait than anticipate within it comes to rates. >> rich, thank you. >>> by the way i know you fought to go. what do they call the thing with the mitt? >> i said that. >> what did citi do the other day? >> i said that, follow along, guys. >> good job. >> the pound getting slammed after uk exit polls, we are on the ground in london. we will bring you the latest headlines as they break. plus, snap, sinking for the second straight day, investors see the growth prospects and a big event coming up that can sell even more pain. we'll explain when "fast money" returns. >>> welcome back to "fast money".

he did similar deals during the crisis i remember with goldman sax and ge terms that no one else could get period. >> what's interesting about this b of a deal in 2011 if you look back at his comments at the time it wasn't strictly like goldman and dprks e where there was a run on the bank and you needed capital and you needed to show you could get capital. he said it was a good investment the stock was down and i called the ceo and said i want to invest and that's the deal he managed to get anybody else calls and he might say we're listed on the new york stock exchange. >> feel free buy our bonds. >> b of a does have a statement this morning we appreciate buffet's continued support. we welcome his decision. we'll get to the opening bell in st f mut ju aewines i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. ju aewines steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you c

question number one, goldman sax consumer arm claims it is raising the deposit rate, what is the new. that is so high. i checked a couple times, it was 1.05 before this. 1.2? ? >> it's interesting, you used to not go with the bank offering the highest rates. >> that is goldman trying to build his franchise. >> this should pull it off. if they don't get deposits with this move. >> the markets. >> question number two, the "wall street journal" says today china may not become the number one box office this year because of weakening tick sales and a drop in its currencies, here's the interesting question what is the average ticket price for a movie in china today? a, b or c? in u.s. dollars. >> in u.s. dollars, okay. >> this is a pure guess. i'm going to say $6 bucks. >> no, it's a, $4.50. we threw $8.55, that is actually the average u.s. >> i feel like we are in that mode where things are in china are probably more expensive that you think they are. there is that calculation. >> i was almost thinking we should build in $14. i'm going to china to watch some movie, it's a bargain. there i