. >>> "fast money" begins right now overlooking times square scott wapner, along tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami tonight on fast, a big night for earnings and disney volatile after hours. laughing over there. we'll bring you all of the headlines from the c suite as those conference calls are under way. plus, the s&p 500 just inches away from its all-time high. >> what -- >> what's wrong? >> so is the record rally back on and what do you buy now? but first, we start with the tweet heard round the world or at least around wall street. ceo elon musk creating chaos with a single tweet, quote, i'm considering taking tesla private. $420 funding secured which led to the stock soaring and then being halted and then soaring once again and let's go to leslie picker in the newsroom for a wild day in tesla. >> wild day indeed as the stock soared the questions surged, what buyout shops would assist musk? how finalized is some sort of deal and is $420 per share a real buyout price? meanwhile, musk continued tweeting, but not answering most of the major looming questions eventually the stock was

your traders on the desk tonight are tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami. check out shares of drop box it is dropping down 9% and the earnings call under way right now and we'll tell you what wall street is saying about that report and obviously, investors they no like >> plus all work and no play would make everybody especially jack dorsey a dull boy and he's working overtime on his apology tour his first stop, fox news and sean hannity, but is he playing a dangerous game with shareholders all that coming up, but first, we've got to start again with tesla. it is directly in the crosshairs once again that stock has round tripped since elon musk's famous tweet about taking the company private and that stock down to the levels it hit after the earnings report that wall street didn't like last week, but it may be signaling there is no deal in sight. let's go right now to phil lebeau in chicago for all of the developing details on an equity, phil that is saying investors are not convinced. >> they're not convinced and they're waiting for some definitive word fr

right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square i'm melissa lee,ed traders are karen finerman, and shares of nvidia after hours and we'll have instant reaction on the stock and what wall street is saying about the earnings report and walmart surging nearly 10% after reporting a 40% jump in online sales, and is it coming back to take on amazon and the top technician weighs in, but first, we start off with the epic rally on wall street and the words with white house adviser larry kudlow >> retail sales and industrial production and low inflation, and the rock steady dollar, and trillions of dollars in capital and all over the world is coming into the united states, because our economy, our investors and our workforce are crushing it right now. we are crushing it ♪ living in america >> and america is crushing it. the dow jumping more than 400 points and walmart seeing best of earnings and it's the best day since all of the major indices are back within striking distance and an all-time high and if you're betting here at home and the major sectors that you're working, manically fi

for massive periods of time and this is one of the most fabulous investors i know right here, karen finermanhole in february you bought stock and when it went to the high you sold it and when you look at the reporting it's not there, but you made money on it i think putting too much emphasis on what was reported 45 days after the quarter doesn't make a whole heck of a lot of since. in my opinion, i thank you for doing it >> the other point to be made is these are exciting trades and facebook is as crowded as any of them and when you have the opposite story there and these guys have to stick with the benchmarks and they don't want to miss the stocks that are outperformed and a lot of these stocks are in the wrong name. >> present company excluded. i think hedge funds fashion themselves to be the intelligencia and the intelligencia tries to figure out ways to sell the market and be the contrary voice and i think that's true for the hedge funds and everyone is looking for the next downtrend, myself included and i think it's hurting performance. >> we were talking about this earlier in the green

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square i'm in for melissa lee, pete najarian, karen finerman, not a fireman. >> i've been called worse. that's okay. >> it's been a while since i've been in the seat. >> and guy adami the stock racing toward a trillion dollar market cap and the first u.s. company to reach the landmark and you won't believe how high and some analysts think it could go plus, it's a wynn fall get it maybe not. the casino crushed continuing after hours. wynn down nearly double digit sdmas earnings call under way and we'll bring you the very latest, but we start with tesla. one of the most controversial stocks in the market charging higher after reporting earnings moments ago posting a larger than expected loss we've got full team coverage throughout the hour. gene munster is getting ready to jump on the earnings call that starts in about 30 minutes our phil lebeau is in chicago standing by with instant analysis and remember, it is the call that everyone will be watching phil, kick it off with you as we await word from mr. musk himself. >> scott, this is a relief ra

right now overlooking times square i'm scott wapner our traders are pete najarian, tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami. the sec reportedly now looking into the tweets from elon musk yesterday about taking his company private. could twitter be tesla's downfall we'll explain. plus, it's a crypto crush. bitcoin sinking after the sec delayed its decision on another proposed etf is this the final nail in bitcoin's coffin or will it rise from the dead? dan moorhead, a top crypto hedge fund manager with us we start with a group of stocks that just can't stay down. tech making a rockiesque comeback it's the best performing sector of the past week while fang is leading the charge sales force, nvidia and paypal all joining in on the party. guy? >> yes, sir. >> tech's back >> when did it leave there was a bit of a lull. >> facebook. >> netflix >> should we go on >> i don't think netflix is a tech stock, but that's an entirely different conversation and that stock should have gotten obliterated it did not adobe is another name, huge valuation and it didn't sell off that much and the tech we lock at

. >> i'm melissa lee, your traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, and bob grasso >> before the bulls bailed on the name, so is it headed for another breakdown, or could this be your best chance to buy in the top technician will be here. bitcoin is hanging tough despite rejections from the ftc and brian kelly says the action could be a bullish sign for the crypto universe. he will explain, but first we start with the words that raise a lot of eyebrows on wall street today. >> i'll tell you what, if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash. i think everybody would be very poor because without this thinking, you would see -- you would see numbers that you would not believe in reverse that is right. president trump does seem to have the whole world in his hands or at least the whole stock market the s&p 500 is up 34% since he was elected, has gained a whopping $6 trillion in market cap during that time and so as the drama around the president continues to build, is this stock market rally really all hinged on trump and if he does get impeached or resigns, and of cour

your traders on the desk tonight are tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami.ck out shares of drop box it is dropping down 9% and the earnings call under way right now and we'll tell you what wall street is saying about that report and obviously, investors they no like >> plus all work and no play would make everybody especially jack dorsey a dull boy and he's working overtime on his apology tour his first stop, fox news and

right now overlooking times square i'm scott wapner our traders are pete najarian, tim seymour, karen finermanedly now looking into the tweets from elon musk yesterday about taking his company private. could twitter be tesla's downfall we'll explain. plus, it's a crypto crush. bitcoin sinking after the sec delayed its decision on another proposed etf is this the final nail in bitcoin's coffin

karen finerman, thanks for weighing in. we know you have to get ready for the show and we'll see you at the top of the hour for "fast money. stephanie lang, as an investor and -- the stock is trading, what below ten times earnings so it's cheap, and i guess you're wondering is this an opportunity or is there too much uncertainty that's not getting cleared up on the call right now? >> i just don't think -- you have catalysts, right? eventually the resolution of this and you don't know the time line at all, so it's cheap at nine times earnings and i think it was good enough and nine times earnings is down 11% on the year they beat on revenue and they beatenitia, but i just feel like there are so many other names that i can invest in, i don't necessarily need to do this one. >> bill, in terms of the fact that les moonves is still ceo and he will not have a temporary reprieve and he's non the call and if the question is asked about the sexual harassment allegation should he answer it or can he hide behind the i.r. and the legal

right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square i'm melissa lee,ed traders are karen finermanours and we'll have instant reaction on the stock and what wall street is saying about the earnings report and walmart surging nearly 10% after reporting a 40% jump in online sales, and is it coming back to take on amazon and the top technician weighs in, but first, we start off with the epic rally on wall street and th

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square i'm in for melissa lee, pete najarian, karen finermanse. that's okay. >> it's been a while since i've been in the seat. >> and guy adami the stock racing toward a trillion dollar market cap and the first u.s. company to reach the landmark and you won't believe how high and some analysts think it could go plus, it's a wynn fall

company saying he wants to focus on his next chapter of philanthropy >> joining us now to discuss karen finermanit make you nervous about a stock like this or would you buy it >> i think it would be a buy, because in terms of the release you could put out when your cfo is leaving this is not quite as good as it gets. the only thing that would have been a little bit better instead of saying we're going to look at internal and external candidates they're saying we're going with our vp of finance who have been here for several years and who investors think have been involved for several years, let's say. that would have been the very, very best. this is next best, so i think investors shouldn't really freak out about this at all. the story really remains a question of netflix, the growth, and the competitors. this is sideshow >> pete, do you agree? >> yeah, i tend to agree with karen. i wouldn't be worried about thistthis at all the fact he's going to be there to sort of actually go through the entire transition and then step away. by the way, this was not totally out of surprise because starting i

. >> i'm melissa lee, your traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, and bob grasso >> before name, so is it headed for another breakdown, or could this be your best chance to buy in the top technician will be here. bitcoin is hanging tough despite rejections from the ftc and brian kelly says the action could be a bullish sign for the

. >>> "fast money" begins right now overlooking times square scott wapner, along tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami tonight on fast, a big night for earnings and disney volatile after hours. laughing over there. we'll bring you all of the headlines from the c suite as those conference calls are under way. plus, the s&p 500 just inches away from its all-time high. >> what -- >> what's wrong? >> so is the recor