. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square. this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. the traders on the desk are tim seymour, david seaberg, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" it is official, oil in a bear market. and one of our traders thinks this is only the beginning of the slide. we'll tell you what it is he's looking at. plus socially awkward or socially acceptable? facebook, twitter and linkedin on board for results next week. which name could bring the biggest surprise? our traders take their position. first to the big story, the dow closing to near session lows having its worst week since january and is now negative for the month. meantime the s&p and the nasdaq were busy logging their worst weeks since the end of march. more pain to come especially given next week is going to be the busiest week for s&p 500 earnings. david seaberg. >> we were 2-1 better for sale on the desk. when you have some data that comes out that's a little bit skewed and you also have some of the biggest growth companies like a biogen com

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. our traders on the desk are steve grasso, david sieberg, brian kelly and guy adami. apple is doing something rare and extraordinary and it could lead the stock to go on to a super surge next week. we'll tell what you that something is. plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and facebook both having monster weeks. if you missed the rally in technology are there still areas to get into? guy adami, what do you do? laggards or the ones that are working? >> laggards are laggards for a reason. david mentioned last night. nathan's been all over this. the laggards lag for a reason. if you can't perform on the tape we've had for the last six years there's a reason why you're underperforming. you stay with what's winning. steve says that all the time

we're live at the nasdaq marketsite. and look what i found. two brians. brian sutland. welcome. it's like "brian's song" options style. while the brians and mike are getting ready here's what's coming up tonight. ♪ >> that's what some traders think could happen to big oil's lush dividends. and we'll tell you what it is that has investors so worried. ♪ when you wish upon a star why is this man smiling? because disney has earnings next week and some traders think it could be downright magical.

we're live at the nasdaq marketsite. and look what i found. two brians. brian kelly and brian sutland. welcome. it's like "brian's song" options style. while the brians and mike are getting ready here's what's coming up tonight. ♪ >> that's what some traders think could happen to big oil's lush dividends. and we'll tell you what it is that has investors so worried. ♪ when you wish upon a star why is this man smiling? because disney has earnings next week and some traders think it could be downright magical. we'll explain. >> i'm afraid. all right? you want to hear me say it? >> and you have good ranz to be, rocky, because the vix is doing something funky and it could spell trouble for stocks. the action starts right now. ♪ she drives me crazy >> i'll get right to it because theres with one area of the market that struck fear in the hearts of traders today and that would be energy. the sector just had a record-breaking 13 straight weeks of losses. exxon hitting a one-year low on earnings. question now, are the big dividends of big oil still safe? let's get

we are live at the nasdaq marketsite. and guess who decided to join us -- carter and dan. they're back. welcome back. while we are getting ready, let's take a look at what's coming up. >> honestly week, out of gas. >> that's what some traders are saying about the market. and we'll tell you the sector that's signaling major problems for stocks. plus -- that pretty much sums up biotech today. and you know what? it could be why the nasdaq's not getting any respect. and what do these three men have in common? >> those people have never been in my kitchen. >> not quite, cliff. they all made a boatload on google and they have a way to make even more. the action starts right now. ♪ darling you've got to let me know ♪ >> let's get right to it because two key serktsz are in trouble. transports selling off hard today. and the industrials making a 52-week low as well. did the rally just hit a major speed bump? and how can you protect yourself? let's get in the money and find out. dan, what do you say? >> we've been flagging the transports and industrials. these are two very economica

>>> live at the nasdaq marketsite. and guess who i found. hey, scott. good to see you. scott and the guys are getting ready. here's what's coming up on the show. ♪ because a collapse in the vix is creating the ultimate buying opportunity. and we'll tell you why. plus google's gone wild. >> flip out. >> but there's another tech name that could see a similar surge. we'll tell you what it is and how you could make money. and -- ♪ bubbling crude too much of it, that is. you won't believe just how far some traders are betting crude will fall. let's get right to it. because while everyone was focused on google and the nasdaq quie e.lit one tech giant made an all-time high today. that would be facebook surging 5% on the heels of google's blowout numbers. is 100 bucks a share the next stop? let's get in the money and find out. mike, normally this would be the story of the day. somehow nobody was talking about it. >> facebook for a long time was the story of the day whether it was breaking out to new highs or not. i have to say i was a little bit surprised by this. this is a sto

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. your traders on the decemberric steve grasso, dan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" oil recouping some of its losses from a brutal week but one top strategist is here with a bombshell prediction. find out why crude could fall another 15%. plus, just how big a threat does china's market pose to the major chip stocks and which names are the most highly levered to china? we're naming names in just a few. but first to the whipsaw day on the street. stocks staging a massive comeback. the s&p 500 breaking below its 200-day moving average early in the day. only to end in positive territory. while the dow recouped a 218-point loss. closing the day higher by 93 points. this all as crude oil staged a solid reversal as well. was it as simple as that, steve grasso? the reversal we saw in crude. >> i'm not sure it's as simple as that because things do definitely have to play out. crude was probably grossly oversold. but i think what you touched on first, the s&p breaking thro

>> live from the nasdaq marketsite in new york city's times square this is "fast money." i'm meltsa lee. tim seymour, josh brown, brian kelly and guy adami. mcdonald's coming in dead last in the american customer satisfaction report but that could be a good thing and a top analyst will explain why. plus, lagging the market. we've got two big cap tech stocks that could beat the market the rest of the year. and here's the best part. you probably use this company every single day. but first, to the developing story on the airlines. the justice department is reportedly investigating the major carriers for colluding to keep airfares high. and the stocks are sinking on the news. cnbc's phil lebeau's got the latest on this developing story. phil? >> the key thing to keep in mind, this is an investigation of whether or not the airlines according to pete williams, who's talked with people at the department of justice, whether or not airlines have sent signals to each other in terms of when they're going to be adding capacity or restricting capacity. that's at the heart of this inv

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. our traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. cnbc has full coverage of all the afterhours action continues. josh lipton listening to the qualcomm call. mary thompson all over american express, that call just getting under way. and courtney reagan is on top of the las vegas sands call. we'll bring you all the headlines as they break along with the trades. but first to the biggest mover after hours and that would be qualcomm. the stock getting hit on weak guidance right now the company announcing it is cutting 15% of its workforce working with jana partners to undertake a strategic re-alignment. you see the volatile trade in the after-hours session. let's get straight to josh lipton for more on qualcomm's quarter. josh. >> as you mentioned, melissa, the big news that qualcomm is going to force this agreement with jana to add two directors to its board, cut spending by $1.4 billion, and at least consider these structuring changes. of course jana h

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. one of the biggest nights in earnings is here and cnbc's live team coverage continues throughout the hour. julia boorstin listening to the twitter call. just kick off right now. josh lipton is covering yelp. meg tirrell's all over gilead's conference call. plus one the top twitter analysts on the street suntrust's bob peck is here for instant analysis on all the headlines as they break. let's start off, though with the biggest story of the night and that is twitter beating on both the top and the bottom lines. the stock is seeing a wild ride in the after hours session. julia boorstin has more on the quarter and what to expect as the call gets under way. >> investors seem to like twitter's revenues and earnings beat. the big questions on the call will be about the slower than projected user growth. the company just adding 2 million users of its core service from last quarter. also in focus any update on twitter's ceo search and of course guidance on upcoming quarters when the company e

>>> live from the nasdaq marketsite i'm melissa lee. breaking news this hour. three stories we're all over tonight on this historic day on wall street. the new york stock exchange, america's stock market reopening after trading was suspended for more than three hours. plus china, the world's second biggest stock market, in the midst of a collapse. we'll tell you how big a threat this is to your money as we sit just three hours away from the open there. and we are following earnings as they kick off the season. alcoa out moments ago. we'll bring you the latest from that conference call. we start off with the big story of the year. the new york stock exchange halted for three hours. causing a flurry of chaos on the floor and markets around the world. >> you can see the screens that are on the posts all around the floor now saying no quotation for just about every stock that we can see from post 9 where we are. i've never seen this happen. >> if you're just joining us, once again, we've not had a single stock trade here at the nyse since 11:32 a.m. eastern time. >

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders on the desk are tim seymour, pete najarian, dan nathan and guy adami. tonight on "fast" gold crashing. the yellow metal hitting a fresh five-year low in today's session but commodities king dennis gartman says this is only the beginning of the plunge. find out where he says the next stop is for the gold trade. plus what do apple, gopro, yahoo! and microsoft all have in common? they're all reporting tomorrow night in what we are calling trillion-dollar tech tuesday. but one of those names has got our traders worried and we'll tell you which one. but first, ibm, one of the largest dow components, out with earnings moments ago. revenue coming in light, the stock getting hit hard in the after hours session. this is close to the after hours session low, down by almost 5%. let's get straight to cnbc's jon fortt with the very latest here. jon. >> well, melissa, as you said, revenues have come in light. there's a big currency impact as well. and growth markets in particular, brazil, r

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york's times square, i'm melissa lee. cnbc's live team coverage is all over the after-hours action for the full hour. josh lipton is monitoring the apple call just getting under way right now and will bring us the latest from ceo tim cook. julia boorstin listening in to the yahoo! call will bring you all the headlines from ceo marissa mayer. kayla tauschi is standing by as we await the microsoft haul which begins in less than half an hour's time. dom chu with gopro. that stock to say the least volatile in the after-hours session. plus our two top analysts in the space, apple and yahoo!. neil goshi of mizzuho covering yahoo!'s call out west. now to the story we're most focused on right now, apple down 8% in the afterhour session. recovering a bit. cnbc's josh lipton just spoke to ceo tim cook. >> melissa, i did just have a chance to speak with ceo tim cook. he walked me through the quarter as he saw it. let me convey the insights he had there. let's start with the iphone shipments. 47.5 million. that was growth of 35% year

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square, i'm sara eisen in tonight for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, pete najarian, karen finerman, excuse me, and guy adami. tonight on "fast" could the turmoil in china be spelling serious trouble for america's most beloved stock, apple? we'll talk to an analyst who was just on the ground. plus one of the best technicians on wall street has one chart that is pointing to much more pain ahead. he'll tell you what that is. but first to this market move. the dow falling as much as 150 points today on the back of that sharp sell-off in shanghai. ugly off 8 1/2%. is the selling fully china-related here in the u.s. or o'could there be something else, something bigger and deeper perhaps, guy? let's start with you. >> tim talking about china, i think it has a lot to do with china. when the market's down 8% on top of the moves we've seen over the last couple of months it has to have something to do with that but i also think it's somewhat technical in nature. i think earnings have a lot to do with it. i think earnings h

. >> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite kroefr looking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. it is an insane after-hours session once again tonight. our cnbc team coverage will bring you all the headlines as they break throughout the hour. julia boorstin is monitoring the facebook call. that stock was down 5%. it has rebounded since the call is just starting. jane wells is on the whole foods call. kate rogers covering solar city. and of course back in action tonight but this time on facebook mr. red phone himself, top analyst bob peck of suntrust. here to weigh in on all the headlines from the facebook call as they break. we start off with one of the most widely held stocks in america. that would be fb. julia boorstin's live at the new york stock exchange with all the details. julia. >> facebook making back some of those losses right after the numbers came out. and one of the reasons facebook shares may have traded lower is because the stock had run up so much in anticipation of strong earnings in a quarter where the company beat pretty much across the

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. pete najarian, dan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" the great wall of worry for stocks. greece, china and oils plunge all weighing on markets. o'so we've got your three stocks to buy right now with volatility back in play. plus general motors dropping below its ipo price of 33 bucks a share for the first time this year. phil lebeau will join us with a special report on what's behind that decline. but first to the oil crash. crude tank to the tune of about 8%. logging its worst performance since april. this as we sit less than 24 hours away from a potential iranian nuclear deal which could result in a flood of millions of barrels of oil per day to the global market. guy adami. >> so now -- well, pete can speak to the lvx. that's had a huge move today. and the oil space has been under pressure now for a while. i thought it was taking a pause up around that $60 level, was going to break up one of two ways. now think it's finally showing its hand. how do you play it

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york stees's times square i'm melissa pleep traders on the decemberric pete najarian, steve grasso, karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" a new report shows apple is 92% of all smartphone profit. so why isn't the stock moving higher? we'll tell you the surprising reason that could have apple investors running for the exits. plus, the beaten-down sector that could get a huge boost in this week's potential iran deal. we'll tell you what it is and how the traders are making money. but first we've got to get to the markets here. the dow up 400 points in just the past two days with some members on this desk say this is not the all clear for stocks yet. guy adami, why not? >> i don't know if it's the all clear, but i think technically speaking it's the all clear. we held exactly where we should have. steve grasso's levels of 2050, 2054 in the s&p is exactly where we traded down, held a couple of times last week. the russell, the iwm held that 121 level that we've talked about forever. transports have been fwh their own world. we won't

. >> live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. your traders on the decemberric pete najarian, dan nathan, karen finer sxhan guy adami. google's stealth rally. the tech giant soaring today after a big -- as google looks to cut costs are they spending money on the right things to keep the momentum going? plus janette yellen sounding the alarm on biotechs just one year ago today but boy, was she wrong. a look at the best performing players in the space since then and whether there's still time to get in. but first let's get to the story of the day. stocks posting their fourth straight day of gains but it was technology that was a real standout. some of the biggest names in the space reporting this week from intel to netflix and google. so will tech hold the key to this rally here? guy adami, what do you think? >> i don't know if it will hold the key but i think it's going to be interesting. out of all the names you just mentioned netflix is the most interesting on the because it's been the most talked about over the last couple weeks

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york's times square, i'm melissa lee.he after-hours action for the full hour. josh lipton is monitoring the apple call just getting under way right now and will bring us the latest from ceo tim cook. julia boorstin listening in to the yahoo! call will bring you all the headlines from ceo marissa mayer. kayla tauschi is standing by as we await the microsoft haul which begins in less than half an hour's time. dom chu with gopro. that stock to say the least volatile in the after-hours session. plus our two top analysts

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.n nathan karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" the great wall of worry for stocks. greece china and oils plunge all weighing on markets. o'so we've got your three stocks to buy right now with volatility back in play. plus general motors dropping below its ipo price of 33 bucks a share for the first time this year. phil lebeau will join us with a special report on what's behind that decline. but first to the oil crash. crude tank to the tune of about 8%. logging its worst performance since april.

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square i'm sara eisen in tonight for melissa lee.sk are tim seymour, pete najarian karen finerman excuse me, and guy adami. tonight on "fast" could the turmoil in china be spelling serious trouble for america's most beloved stock, apple? we'll talk to an analyst who was just on the ground. plus one of the best technicians on wall street has one chart that is pointing to much more pain ahead. he'll tell you what that is. but first to this market move. the dow falling as much as 150 points today on the back of

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york stees's times square i'm melissa pleep traders one grasso karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" a new report shows apple is 92% of all smartphone profit. so why isn't the stock moving higher? we'll tell you the surprising reason that could have apple investors running for the exits. plus, the beaten-down sector that could get a huge boost in this week's potential iran deal. we'll tell you what it is and how the traders are making money. but first we've got to get to the markets here. the dow up 400 points in just the past two days with some members on this desk say this is not the all clear for stocks yet. guy adami, why not? >> i don't

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.mour, pete najarian, dan nathan and guy adami. tonight on "fast" gold crashing. the yellow metal hitting a fresh five-year low in today's session but commodities king dennis gartman says this is only the beginning of the plunge. find out where he says the next stop is for the gold trade. plus what do apple, gopro, yahoo! and microsoft all have in common? they're all reporting tomorrow night in what we are calling trillion-dollar tech tuesday. but one of those names has got our traders worried and we'll tell you which one. but first, ibm, one of the largest dow components, out with earnings moments

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.desk are steve grasso, david sieberg, brian kelly and guy adami. apple is doing something rare and extraordinary and it could lead the stock to go on to a super surge next week. we'll tell what you that something is. plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and

. >> live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee., dan nathan karen finer sxhan guy adami. google's stealth rally. the tech giant soaring today after a big -- as google looks to cut costs are they spending money on the right things to keep the momentum going? plus janette yellen sounding the alarm on biotechs just one year ago today but boy, was she wrong. a look at the best performing players in the space since then and whether there's still time to get in. but first let's get to the story of the day. stocks posting their fourth straight day of gains but it was technology that was a real stando

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.eam coverage continues throughout the hour. julia boorstin listening to the twitter call. just kick off right now. josh lipton is covering yelp. meg tirrell's all over gilead's conference call. plus one the top twitter analysts on the street suntrust's bob peck is here for instant analysis on all the headlines as they break. let's start off, though with the biggest story of the night and that is twitter beating on both the top and the bottom lines. the stock is seeing a wild ride in the after hours session. julia boorstin has more on the quarter and what to expect as the call gets under way. >> investors seem to like twitter's revenues and earnings beat. the big questions on the call will be about the slower than projected user growth. the company just

. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square.st money." i'm melissa lee. the traders on the desk are tim seymour, david seaberg, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" it is official, oil in a bear market. and one of our traders thinks this is only the beginning of the slide. we'll tell you what it is he's looking at. plus socially awkward or socially acceptable? facebook twitter and linkedin on board for results next week. which name could bring the biggest surprise? our traders take their position. first to the big story, the dow closing to near session lows having its worst week since january and is now negative for the month. meantime the s&p and the nasdaq were busy logging their worst weeks since the end of march. more pain to come especially give

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee.ecemberric steve grasso, dan nathan karen finerman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" oil recouping some of its losses from a brutal week but one top strategist is here with a bombshell prediction. find out why crude could fall another 15%. plus, just how big a threat does china's market pose to the major chip stocks and which names are the most highly levered to china? we're naming names in just a few. but first to the whipsaw day on the street. stocks staging a massive comeback. the s&p 500 breaking below its 200-day moving average early

. >> "fast money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite kroefr looking new york city's timesn tonight. our cnbc team coverage will bring you all the headlines as they break throughout the hour. julia boorstin is monitoring the facebook call. that stock was down 5%. it has rebounded since the call is just starting. jane wells is on the whole foods call. kate rogers covering solar city. and of course back in action tonight but this time on facebook mr. red phone himself, top analyst bob peck of suntrust. here to weigh in on all the headlines from the facebook call as they break. we start off with one of the most widely held stocks in america. that would be fb. julia boorstin's live at the new york stock exc

>> live from the nasdaq marketsite in new york city's times square this is "fast money.", josh brown, brian kelly and guy adami. mcdonald's coming in dead last in the american customer satisfaction report but that could be a good thing and a top analyst will explain why. plus lagging the market. we've got two big cap tech stocks that could beat the market the rest of the year. and here's the best part. you probably use this company every single day. but first, to the

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. seaburg, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" we're firing up the grill with two food stocks seeing smoking hot moves. new high from mcdonald's and double-digit percent gain from shake shack. which is the better fast casual buy? plus big oil big problems the one chart that says oil stocks could be going the way of the banks in 2007. it is a scary chart. so get ready. but first through the storm that was brewing in the market today it wasn't stocks. oil seeing its worth month since the financial crisis. gold seeing its worst month in more than two years. bonds meantime rallying sharply. with all this

live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.ian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. cnbc has full coverage of all the afterhours action continues. josh lipton listening to the qualcomm call. mary thompson all over american express, that call just getting under way. and courtney reagan is on top of the las vegas sands call. we'll bring you all the headlines as they break along with the trades. but first to the biggest mover

. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite i'm melissa lee. breaking news this hour. stories we're all over tonight on this historic day on wall street. the new york stock exchange america's stock market reopening after trading was suspended for more than three hours. plus china, the world's second biggest stock market in the midst of a collapse. we'll tell you how big a threat this is to your money as we sit just three hours away from the open there. and we are following earnings as they kick off the season. alcoa out moments ago. we'll bring you the latest from that conference call. we start off with the big story of the year. the new york stock exchange halted for three hours. causing a flurry of chaos on the floor and markets around the world. >> you can see the