the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's prime square, i'm little lisa lee, tim seymour, karen finerman, guy adami are in the chair. where is it heading next? steve grasso breaks down the levels to watch. gold is chiny. he'll explain why it's so bullish. you don't have to be a prime peb. that's little later on in the show. first on a they sa saw another record for the s&p. we saw what we are calling the dash for trash, a number of beaten down stocks are soaring this month. 3d printer statysis is up. solar 28%. another 3d systems is up a whopping 39%. are these left for dead names a price to find value in this market with stocks that have record highs? >> a lot of these stocks have had huge runs, home depot, honeywell, tim and i would disagree on. i think they're reasonably developed. i don't think it signifies anything other than the fact people are scared to be in these names that have done so well so long. they are looking for stocks that are under valued. i'm of the belief stocks under value for a good reason. that's an entirely different conversation. >> we have a discussion about w

starts right now, live at the nasdaq market over rainy time's skwar, the traders are tim see mohr, karen finerman, guy adome, tonight on "fast" commodity crush, oil, copper, silver, all sinking this week t. chart master says one is a screaming buy. he will be here to explain this contrarian call. plus the second and final round of the french election. can marine le pen pull off a shocker? and later the or cam of omaha slashing its stake in ibm, if you are tempted to sell, you may want to start off with first what looks like paradise. we got strong earnings, strong jobs report. the house passes its first steps to repeal and replace obamacare. oil and interest lates are low. so, two questions here tonight. is this stock paradise and if it is, what are you buying, guy? >> it's been stock paradise now for the last seemingly seven, eight years, i think it continues to be, regardless of whether or not a tick should be and the easiest trade if there are easy trades is the financials in the form of the x lf against the $23 level, which we flagged. tim talked about it a couple weeks ago and j.p. morgan wh

." >> "fast money" start right now, overlooking new york city's time's square, pete najerian, karen finerman, guy adami, the budget office released the house passed bill. we'll tell you what it can mean for the future of those all important trust surplus. more and more electric vehicles hit the road. will oil go the way of gold? later autos, housing, retail stocks under pressure, we'll tell you the one group consumer stocks is soaring. one trader says they're leaving more room to run. on a day we saw s&p making new record highs, we start off with notable names that have been, well, battling. check this out. here's a look at the worst performing dow stocks this year, verizon down 16%. ge down 12%. chevron down 10%. exxon down 9. these names have another thing in common. they've all got fat dividends. verizon has a 5% dividend yield. ge at 3.5%. can a classing theory, the dogs of the dow, be your best bet as stocks hit record highs? pete what do you say? >> i think some of these names haven't been a part of this whole thing. obviously, when you look at the energy names, we know how oil and tha

. >> i'm melissa lee the traders are pete najerian, karen finerman and guy adami. tonight, the trump masters are hard at work. he'll explain why he is calling for stocks to hit new high, plus another day, another airline brawl. get this, airline customer satisfaction is at an all time high. so what does that mean for the stocks? we'll explain. later one under the radar retail stock is soaring. we'll tell you what it is and if it's too late to get on the trade, first we start off on a snaps earnings review. stocks are getting slammed in the after hours session near it's ipo price of $17 bucks a share, 17, 18 is the last trade here, pretty much after the after hour session low, we have a lot to unpack here the conference calls are under way with ceo evan siegl at the helm. luke ventures, co-founder gene munster, here on set, julian boorstin is out at headquarters. let's kick it off with you. since you spoke to a snapchat give us the details. >> reporter: that's right. we are looking at the snap ceo earnings calm evan siegl picked up the calm, the fact that he says th

martz overlooking new york city's time's square, your traders are tim seymour, guy adami and karen finerman, disney is down about 3% near after hours low, that conference call is under way as we speak. it's what the ceo just told julia boorstin that has all the traders talking t. fear game hit one of the lowest levels in history. it has everyone freaking out. its not what you fear, you should fear something else. later, more drama on the tarmac. this time spirit airlines coming under pressure after a big fight breaks out in florida. we will bring you all the latest details. we have one of the most surprising trades of the month the retail resurgence, retail stocks surging more than 1% today up more than 5% in the last month. check out names like home depot and lowes hitting an all time high. wal-mart at a 52-week high. all this ahead of macy's, j.c. pennies and in order stroms ahead of earnings. is the long national nightmare finally over? what do the performance say about the consumer? guy, what do you think? >> i don't think it's over for macy's or nordstrom's. i think these stores have t

starts right now, live at the nasdaq market over rainy time's skwar, the traders are tim see mohr, karen finermanommodity crush, oil, copper, silver, all sinking this week t. chart master says one is a screaming buy. he will be here to explain this contrarian call. plus the second and final round of the french election. can marine le pen pull off a shocker? and later the or cam of

the nasdaq markets overlooking new york city's prime square, i'm little lisa lee, tim seymour, karen finermanair. where is it heading next? steve grasso breaks down the levels to watch. gold is chiny. he'll explain why it's so bullish. you don't have to be a prime peb. that's little later on in the

martz overlooking new york city's time's square, your traders are tim seymour, guy adami and karen finerman 3% near after hours low, that conference call is under way as we speak. it's what the ceo just told julia boorstin that has all the traders talking t. fear game hit one of the lowest levels in history. it has everyone freaking out. its not what you fear, you should fear something else. later, more drama on the ta

. >> i'm melissa lee the traders are pete najerian, karen finerman and guy adami.work. he'll explain why he is calling for stocks to hit new high, plus another day, another airline brawl. get this, airline customer satisfaction is at an all time high. so what does that mean for the stocks? we'll explain. later one under the radar retail stock is soaring. we'll tell you what it is and if it's too late to get on the trade, first we start off on a snaps earnings review. stocks are getting slammed

." >> "fast money" start right now, overlooking new york city's time's square, pete najerian, karen finermane passed bill. we'll tell you what it can mean for the future of those all important trust surplus. more and more electric vehicles hit the road. will oil go the way of gold? later autos, housing, retail stocks under pressure, we'll tell you the one group