we'll hand it over to "fast money" with melissa lee and the gang. have a great weekend. >>> it is "fast money" friday. i'm melissa lee. stocks getting stunned today. first, visa earnings getting stunned. and the broader market saw a lot of red, it was a move at amazon that took center stage. no longer getting a free pass from wall street. >> the environment right now is, everybody is looking for growth. i don't know necessarily out side of revenue, and they're going the revenue, but you look at profits, they're not just there. margins are just too tight. >> ironically, pete lost that but one vote. but in the market, you were right today. >> i appreciate that. but this has been the story for a long time with amazon. this is finally starting to catch up with them. and it's not just this quarter. people looking at the spending going on, and potentially some of the losses that could come next quarter. i think people are getting more and more concerned. but i'm not necessarily saying the stock is done. this is a one-day reaction. >> this is a company tha

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"fast money" is up in just a few moments with melissa lee. what's up, melissa. >> we'll give you top stocks to buy and top stocks to sell. >> over to you. >> thanks. at times square, i'm melissa lee. stoxx closing no at 17,000. our traders tonight -- and it's not just the broader market rallying. a number of individual names, netflix, 3-d systems. three of the sectors that led dow to 16 to within striking distance of 17k. can you still make money in these cases? brian, what do you say? >> i think you can. you let your winners run. if tomorrow morning we're talking about what do i go out and buy, it's probably not the semis, it's probably not intel. in the airline space i would look at southwest air. that's the one that will be most leveraged to up the and downside of oil. >> tim seymour. >> it wasn't just about the strike of energy prices. to me it's the drillers, the offshore drillers. case in point, there's real demand coming on into the space as prices go on. baker hughes, halliburton, these are names that still work to their five-year aver

. >> i'm melissa lee, all the traders in time square, and stocks rebound from yesterday's selloff, but there is one name america is watching tonight, and that is google. the search giant up 3% on earnings and now commands a market cap just shy of $400 billion. now, this could have been implications for another big tech company, facebook, and let's go to the money now and find out why. >> yeah, i mean, listen. we know the story here. facebook is the upstart, right? up 150% in a year, and it's because they've been taking share against google in mobile advertising, seeing a lot of gort yore over year, a great story right now, and that's why they are a $400 billion market cap, trading at 15 times sales, people price it a heck of a lot more growth for it. when you have google up 4% within 2% of the highs made in march, they look to facebook next week and see the share continuing with greater growth. >> sure it does not hurt as well, mike, twitter is not doing as well, down 8%. in comparison, if one is to a lot certain amount of your port foe owe to social media, you could benefit from a dec

i'm melissa lee. apple's conference call, the company beating still, shipping numbers for iphones and ipads, our own josh lipton spoke with him before apple's call, josh will join us coming up, microso forth earnings fell short of expectations while revenue beat. that call at 5:30. will they give details on the job cuts? we will bring you the headlines as they come in, our traders tonight, let's check it off here with apple. >> listen, i don't think it was too unexpected here. i think the call is going to give us a sense for how they feel about this. the trade has been trading off profit cycle sent im. if you have been in this for wearables, all that other stuff, it doesn't matter, it matters about these two iphones coming out. they beat on gross margins, that is the one thing that has stock unchanged. i don't think anyone was going to sell it on this quarter. that probably makes sense when you think about how complicated these two new iphones are going to be. this is new for them. they will do two si

melissa lee, this is favourite money. shares are moving higher, netflix says it now has more than 50 million subscribers. we'll have the latest from the ceo reed hastings coming out. a blowout, chipotle shares surging. i couldn't resist that, surging as the restaurant comp sales are greater than expected our traders tonight, it's not that funny, guys. the stock hit a record high in the after hours session dom shoins us. >> i lick the burrito comment. revenues 1.05 become. wall street was looking for 1 mint million. who is impressive about this beat remember they raised prices, traffic continues to drive in these stores. so they're same comparable store sales increased by over 17% during this past quarter partially because of the increase in prices, they say because of increased traffic in the stores some interesting highlights off that the company did say some customers switched tear joyce to steak after the expenses went into effect. so, in es dens sense you have chipotle saying they did beat on bottom numbers and sales

we have to hand it over to melissa lee. what's on tap? >> you can be talking about cell phone restrictions for the tsa? did you know they will double in a few weeks. we will be told which airline stocks will be hit the most by these fees. >> over to you guys. >> "fast money" starts right now. in new york city square, i'm melissa lee. it's a down day for stocks. the nasdaq popped in as this worst performer after last week's record-breaking rally, one name bucked a broader downtrend, apple, close at its highest level, in fact, since december, 2012. shares are up for the year. since the split, pete the stock is up 24%. that's april. >> yeah. >> it's better when they've made very interesting hires. i think from an innovation standpoint. how they're attacking, what they're going to be doing going forward into the second half of 20 freevenl you know, just last week, we talked about how active they were. traded 1.1 million positions. today a new record. 130i7b 23 million, at the beginning of the day they traded 650,000 contracts. later on in the

i'm melissa lee. the oil spike has come to a screeching halt, fin straight days for wti sending it the low 50-day moving average. oil, in fact, seeing its worst nine-day losing streak. tonight we're is asking the question, have we seen the peak in oil for 2014? what do you say? >> to call the top is difficult. i think we are at a place, there is some demand. pe with in a staggering economy. you saw china 7-and-a-half on a gdp. indicating there might be weakness there. we have libya ports come back on. to me, i'm short oil. i think it's telling you something about the broader market i think it's telling you the economy is not as strong as everyone might think. >> the iraqi premium is out of wti. intrent at a one-month low at this point. >> yet, if you look at the energy sector, that continues to be hot. few look through the entire year, it's been a mostly consistent sector we have been seeing outside activity in. to go down a notches and take the derivative side of that, take a look at what the rails h

new york city's time's square, i'll melissa lee. your traders are tim moore, steve grasso, a whipsaw day on the street. fears of contagion over portugal causing a sea of red. the markets end of the day recouping much of those losses, a solid reversal into the afternoon. small caps industrials and financials what happens to the sell-off? tim seymour? >> i tell you what, to me, it was less about portugal than positioning. yes, a catalyst, yes, still something on people's mind. complacency. i think we talked about it plenty of time with the lack of volatility in these markets. you look at espirancito santo. i think you are in a place where you have a lot of people that really didn't understand the situation, in fact, significant cross holdings. if you did the math, it was just discussed. i think if you look at where the markets are here, the s&p gave them handles. it's really where you want to go on positions that are under weight. we will talk about minors, the banks. these are places where you have a lot of upside. you have earnings

melissa lee, what's coming up on "fast money"? >> we're going to have stock picks. no, we're going to talk about the potential for stock deals from pharma. "fast money" starts now. our traders tonight -- what a difference a day makes. stocks staging a big comeback today. the nasdaq and russell 2000 coming back. is the market giving investors the all-clear sign? >> well, i think it's just recovery. you had a cover positions, right out of the gates, you didn't see any follow through. at this point, it's not all-clear. but what is going to be the follow through from here? sanctions? that doesn't have any bite to it. >> i thought the market, best case today, up five in the s&p. and i thought there may be a rally early and close up late. but it's potentially broken here. i think we'll test 108 and and then test the broader market. i don't know what changed in 20 hours, maybe the options expiration tim talked about. >> you thought it was going to be worse than yesterday. >> well, if you look at the rest of the emerging markets here, or other risk assets, they're higher to

. >> i'm melissa lee. melissa lee. thanks for watching. we'll see you monday. have a great holiday weekend. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field with all investors. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! >> hey. i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make "mad money." my job is to educate, teach, coach. tea tweet me @jimcramer. the milestone is getting closer. janelle yellin continues to demonstrate genuine horse sense in her desire not to use higher interest rates to combat financial risk taking. with the dow climbing 90 points. nasdaq decline d .02%, i think it's worth explaining why i believe this bull can actually keep running. even though you could get garden variety pullbacks along the way. here's the thing. sometimes you need to sit back and try to wrap your head around why a stock that's been a terrific performer could still go higher. i say sit back. when we see a stock that had a huge run, our natural i

melissa lee is in the house with us. plus we list the biggest concerns for to being your side of russia in the middle east. the real reason rupert mer talk wants time warner. the one stat about ibm may make you think differently. >> trademark infringement going on over there. >>> which are hattist hit biotech as well as the airlines making a strong comeback, though the commodity markets will tell a slightly different story. they're still basically holding on to the gains they made yesterday. >> a short time ago, president obama commented on the tragedy, confirming the united states believes russian-backed separatists did indeed shoot down the plane. let's go to jim miklaszewski with more. >> brian, all military and u.s. officials know for sure is that there was a s.a.m., a surface-to-air missile, launched from the rebel-held territories in eastern ukraine that took down that malaysian airplane. that's pretty much where all the intel stops. today in a white house briefing, president obama has called for a thorough interna

i'm melissa lee. today the dow erasing all of the gains, the s&p 500 seeing the biggest losses. our traders are dan nathan, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. the s&p, nasdaq, russell all down more than 12% t. dow down more than 300 points in one of its worst drops of the year. take a look at this the volatility index surge more than 25% today as investors pull up corporate protection. after hours movers were all over the breaking news from earnings tesla, gopro, expedia, linkedin, whether it will continue in tomorrow's session. groso, what did it feel like on the floor? >> there was no panic yet. few look at it, we didn't really have a tremendous sell-off yet. but it was just a mindset. we have that buy the dip mentality. i didn't see a lot of that going on. you could have taken your pick what the market was selling off on, was it europe? was it argentina? russia, young with the food scare. you could have taken anything, samsung, lufthansa. you had so much going on that if you were a seller, this was a great day to be bearish on the market. the key is, whenever you saw th

melissa lee, what's on tap? >> we're making potato salad. we're going to eat it and not share it. so there. >> all right. melissa. >> we had a melt june in momentum names. we will give you the top three picks in each sectors that are buys on this pullback. >> over to you, guys. >> all right. thanks. "fast money" starts right now. out of new york's time's square, i'm melissa lee t. volatility index gaining 20% in two days. it wasn't the nasdaq hardest hit seeing its worst three-day drop in two months. the momentum names are behind the carnage we saw on the nasdaq and we are covering moves from all the angles. tun suntrust bob peck is going to name out which stocks you should buy on the sell-off. we have the top three names that are buys right now. first we got to talk about the melt june and the damage we saw across the board when it comes to twitter, pandora, groupon, amazon, netflix. dan, what does it tell you about the market more broadly? >> i think if you want to isolate these stocks. i think they probably went too far too fast on the bounce after we have that april, may sell-o

i'm melissa lee in your scott wapner. do traders agree with the call of the day? will the world cup mean a big score for ocker isn't the u.-- . and bold predictions at the start of the year. half way through it and rolling the tape, are they right or not? the lineup, they're all here. the chief u.s. of citi joins us from new york city and we're kirking it off with the second half of the year with trading stocks making big moves today. the dow is on track for its first triple digit gain in more than a month. dow transport setting a record today. will the gains continue in the second half? dr. j, what do you say? >> yes, they will. >> they will. >> yep. >> we're going to -- now, we're not going to see 126 points in the first three hours of every day but we are going to see a number of good days, i believe. i don't know that we beat by much the first half performance, however. in other words, up 6%, give or take in the first half of the year, mel. my target, for us to be up 10 by the end of the year. no yo if he get past that but continue to work up rather than down.

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i'm in for melissa lee. these are the traders in time's square. on a rocky week for market, a new concern is propping up, that being companies from wal-mart and rent-a-cent. how big of a problem does this pose for the rally. let's get in the money and find out. lumber liquidators, tractor supply, container store, wal-mart. what's the problem here senior. >> this has been going on for over a year. we had a lot of situations? consumer and retail a. lot of investors have them at one off. you talked about you you threw out all those names, it's the good the bad, the uglilet we had costco at june sales slightly better than expected. that was the good the bad, we had family dollar missing and guiding down. then we have the ugly. the ugly was really ugly. container store twoun down 26% on the week. so at a certain point, they're less than one off situations. you have to think of them as a trend. >> you have to think about them. when the ceo says we're in a retail funk on the same day that wal part guy goes out saying we're not seeing a lot of things mate

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it does indeed, live from the nasdaq market site, i'm in tonight for melissa lee. these are the traders here in times square. and on a rocky week for markets, a new concern is starting to crop up. that being the u.s. consumer. companies from walmart to rent a center and many others starting to warn about consumer spending. how big a problem does this pose for the rally? let's get in the money and find out. i could go down the list. lumber liquidators, tractor supply, container store, walmart u.s. you could throw five more at the board. what's the problem here? >> well, i think this has been going on now over a year. we've had a lot of situations in consumer and retail where a lot of investors have explained them as one-off situations. company-specific. but at some point you have to think about it as a trend. you talked about, threw out names. this week, let's talk about it, it's kind of the good, the bad and the ugly. we had costco, june sales slightly better than expected. the stock hung in there. then that was the good. the bad, we had family dollar missing. guid

. >> melissa lee and i will anchor a 5:00 special on that coming up. >> it is a bill sandwich tonight. >> lucky you. >>> also it would be big ceo interviews just ahead. dunkin' brands disappointed today. jetblue's dave barger will be here. you'll hear from both of these ceos on today's "closing bell." >>> an hour to go and the do you jones industrial average down again today to the tune of about 21 points. yesterday it was the lone major index to sit out of the rally that took the s&p to new highs. but today giving up some of those gaines, the broad market index is off by about a point, the nasdaq off about four. we're waiting for xee noen componenxoe components of that index to report. >>> heather hughes, jim lowell, larry glazer, drew nordlick from highpower and drew, it says you are building cash. why. and two, where are you selling the billed cash? >> we're maintaining diversified approach across portfolio accounts keeping allocations to equities to fixed income to cash an alternative as new cash has come if from cash and earning investments we are keeping it on the sidelines. our

out to the upside i i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you back tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast money." in the meantime, do not go anywhere. "fast money" with jim cramer starts right now. others are brand-new and needed to be exploited to the fullest. the pin action is everywhere. some of this might be coming on the heels of good performance on the strength of a remarkable breakthrough treating the terrible disease of cystic fibrosis. take gilead. then there is celgene which soared today. this is the cheapest big cap drug company in the universe. even after this remarkable run. you want to talk about buying on dips? people say, cramer, you're a big dip buyer. that's stupid. consider regeneron. what happens? pharma giant sanofi took advantage of the decline to boost its stake to 22.5%. did you think the fourth horseman or the apocalypse i highlight get-rich-carefully would be left behind? no. huge gainer today on word one of its newer drugs is selling better than expected. biotech is back. it doesn't just inch up. it roars! second them

"fast money" is up in just a few moments with melissa lee. we'll give you top stocks to buy and top stocks to sell. >> over to you. >> thanks. at times square, i'm melissa lee. stoxx closing no at 17,000. our traders tonight -- and it's not just the broader market rallying. a number of individual names, netflix, 3-d systems. three of the sectors that led dow to 16 to within striking distance of 17k. can you still make money in these cases? brian, what do you say? >> i think you can. you let your winners run. if tomorrow morning we're talking about what do

. >> i'm melissa lee.atch "fast money" >>> 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. 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 trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. if expectations are hot, you might lose money no matter what a company says or reports.

right from the nasdaq markets, i'm melissa lee, big earnings in the past hour, facebook sales rising after carl sand sperg eberg says they have 1.5 million active advertisers him we'll bring you updates throughout the hour. we have suntrust, monitoring the shares. shares are falling after subscription revenue coming in below expectations. angie's list, third quarter guidance is falling short of expectations, our traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, and dan nigerian. >> it's a good quarter. i think expectations were high. the dollar was away from the all time high before q1. most people are focused on mobile advertising, it's up, it makes up 60% of the advertising, those are the sort of rants, the stock is up 160% since they demonstrated to the street a year ago they had a way to monetize this mobile platform. >> so they got a couple channels, a few format. they're absolutely monetizeing mobile. 1.7 billion users. i cheated talking to bob back stage saying, call me. we talked about the sheer scale, all of this being done at around 35 times federal government year's earnings. that is t

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watch, watch "fast money" >>> 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. 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 trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. if expectations are hot, you might lose money no matter what a company says or reports. if the expectations are low, you have a margin of safety that can produce spectacular gains. i think the expectations are already defining this earnings season so far. today was no different. dow advancing five points, s&p dipping 1.9%, nasdaq dropping 1.54%. the latter with a little sour push down from the federal reserve. >> house of pain! >> yet, today we got an admonition from janet yellen some stocks are too extensive for their ow

. >> i'm melissa lee, thank you so much for watching. see you foerm tomorrow for more "fast." don't go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. >>> 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. 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 trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. let me give you my impression of the peak right now, in the peak of earnings season, that was really bad, it could be good, it's not good, might be excellent, wait a second, it's trading down, let's go over the quarter again, maybe they'll explain things on the call or does the market have it wrong? there. that's an accurate depiction what you hear behind the scenes during earnings heavy days like this one. day where the dow gained 62 points, nasdaq climbed 4.17%. earnings season, earni

i'm melissa lee.eeching halt, fin straight days for wti sending it the low 50-day moving average. oil, in fact, seeing its worst nine-day losing streak. tonight we're is asking the question, have we seen the peak in oil for 2014? what do you say? >> to call the top is difficult. i think we are at a place, there is some demand. pe with in a staggering economy.

melissa lee, take it away. >> everyone joining mess today is dom chu and jon najarian. we are getting ready to big reads on both those sectors, as well as a key report from one of the biggest nations railroad companies. 13% have met estimates, 25% have come in below forecast. first up here, intel reporting tonight after the bell, the world's largest maker trading at a high not seen in more than ten year. how much of this cycle is priced in. back in april, and so we're seeing companies buy pcs, but mkm is already saying third quarter, we're seeing it trail off. >> it's interesting, right, guys? in their own words, they said a couple months bag they're seeing stabilization. that doesn't mean that things are going down. it means that things are not going down as fast or stabilizing just a bit. but with intel it's priced in, but there are value investors who like this stock, believe it or not because of the yield and because it trades at a reasonable multiple, and they've been expanding into mobile, and doing it very successfully i am one of those people who is bullish on t

. >> i'm melissa lee, watch foreman at 5:00 more "fast money." meantime, "mad money" starts right now with jim cramer. 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 him welcome to matd money. welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach, call me at 1-800-23r5e7-cnbc. this too shall pass, how, when? this i thought about today, dow plummeting, s&p plumbing 2%. nasdaq nosediveing 9%. i mince for the words about buying opportunities in the show. i like to buy discounted merchandise. today is no different. whenever my charitable has cash, we have oodles right now. we are looking for something to buy, something we've waited for, something we can circle back to or maybe average down into. the problem is with the down day in the file, these buying opportunities are hard to find. her

melissa lee is in the house with us.t concerns for to being your side of russia in the middle east. the real reason rupert mer talk wants time warner. the one stat about ibm may make you think differently. >> trademark infringement going on over there.

. >> i'm melissa lee. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> 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. 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 trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. i know. you want to go negative. you want to at least get conservative. yet, the markets keep finding ways to make you money. and you pretty much feel like you got to let things ride. it's called a bull market. over the weekend the air was thick with geopolitical risk. and a sense of global mayhem. the back drop is plain ugly. it seems to get uglier by the day but it can't seem to translate into overall stock market selling. it doesn't bring out the sellers. as the dow ended up gaining 22 points and th

i'm melissa lee. see you tomorrow for more "fast" at 5:00. >>> 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. 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 trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain i'm trying to put this whole in context, teach and coach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. we had a terrible tragedy today, a malais mal a airliner went do. our first reaction is to express grief and condolences to the families involved. i noticed when the market was down not that much at all. amazing how a plane crash a zillion miles away creates a buying opportunity. it was inconsistent with how the market works. it's too rash and glib. i expected the market to be down sharply this very morning because last night president obama announced his tougher sanctions

. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for watching.omorrow at 5:00 for more "fast" meantime>>> my 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" start now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain burk to educate and teach. call me at 877-743-concerning nbc or tweet me

melissa lee, what's on tap? >> we're making potato salad. we're going to eat it and not share it. we had a melt june in momentum names. we will give you the top three picks in each sectors that are buys on this pullback. >> over to you, guys. >> all right. thanks. "fast money" starts right now. out of new york's time's square, i'm melissa lee t. volatility index gaining 20% in two days. it wasn't the nasdaq hardest hit seeing its worst three-day drop in two months. the momentum names are behind the carnage we saw on the nasdaq and we are covering moves from all the angles. tun suntrust bob peck is going to name out which stocks you should

. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for watching. we will see you tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast" meantime>>> my 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" start now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain burk to educate and teach. call me at 877-743-concerning nbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >> they like to take steps, even if they're wrong. the s&p up 5 per and the nasdaq jumped 1.5%. they're having a tough time putting together a coalition that can make sense of things that can go higher or lower. it's almost as if there are warring factions out there that can't reach a consensus and the result is this disparate amal gam of stock prices that are all over the map. >> house of pleasure. >> house of pain. >> let me tell you where each of these factions are coming from and why they can't com

new york city's time's square, i'll melissa lee.sso, a whipsaw day on the street. fears of contagion over portugal causing a sea of red. the markets end of the day recouping much of those losses, a solid reversal into the afternoon. small caps industrials and financials what happens to the sell-off? tim seymour? >> i tell you what, to me, it was less about portugal than positioning. yes, a catalyst, yes, still something on people's mind. complacency. i think we talked about it plenty of time with the lack of volatility in these ma

melissa lee, this is favourite money.her, netflix says it now has more than 50 million subscribers. we'll have the latest from the ceo reed hastings coming out. a blowout, chipotle shares surging. i couldn't resist that, surging as the restaurant comp sales are greater than expected our traders tonight, it's not

we'll hand it over to "fast money" with melissa lee and the gang.d. >>> it is "fast money" friday. i'm melissa lee. stocks getting stunned today. first, visa earnings getting stunned. and the broader market saw a lot of red, it was a move at amazon that took center stage. no longer getting a free pass from wall street. >> the environment right now is, everybody is looking

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks, for watching "options5:. i'm off, see you monday. "mad money" starts right now. >>> 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 try 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 a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or, of course, tweet me @jimcramer. listen up. weakness in europe is not a reason to sell! it's a reason to -- >> buy buy buy! >> -- buy! i don't know when that fact will bleed its way into the thick skulls of those who can't get their heads out of the great recession sand. but the usually down open off concerns about a troubled portuguese bank, and the subsequent beautiful recovery, where the averages rebounded nicely, dow going from down 180 points in the morning to just 71 points a to the close. s&p closing down just 0

i'm melissa lee. tonight's top story, apple's influx point. the new larger screen iphone will be delayed until next year. barclay's upgrading from overweight to equal weight rating the price at $110 a share. it's at an inflexion point right now. that of google back in 2013. this is interesting, remember in 2013, beginning of the year, google was mired in concerns about the motorola integration and also the conversion or the transition to mobile advertising. >> right. >> here we are now, google, nice run. >> yeah, so it's a very important time. and if apple's in the same place, the question is, you know, where are they off to? and what are they doing on the innovation side and where are the new products? and certainly the wearables. this is where people think they're going to reinvent themselves. the exciting thing is they're seeing good demand on the iphone. all the numbers we're hearing from people in terms of interquarter, et cetera, say they're coming in around 37 million units, this is going to be the high end of the range. slightly change

. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for watching. see you tomorrow for more "fast.""fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts now. >>> 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 a little money. my job, entertain, educate, teach. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me nicely @jimcramer. why didn't this market get absolutely crushed from all the global worries today and friday? why are the averages down slightly? dow dropping, s&p declining .23%. and the nasdaq dipping .17% this session? frankly, there's no one answer that explains why stocks are so resilient here. this is a complex and complicated market. instead, there were a number of important factors at work. let's get to it. let's go over the reasons why the market hasn't been absolutely destroyed despite the crash of the malaysian airlines plane ov

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i'm melissa lee.l, the company beating still, shipping numbers for iphones and ipads, our own josh lipton spoke with him before apple's call, josh will join us coming up, microso forth earnings fell short of expectations while revenue beat. that call at 5:30. will they give details on the job cuts? we will bring you the headlines as they come in, our traders tonight, let's check it off here with apple. >> listen, i don't think it was too unexpected here. i think the call is going to give us a sense for how

we have to hand it over to melissa lee. what's on tap?restrictions for the tsa? did you know they will double in a few weeks. we will be told which airline stocks will be hit the most by these fees. >> over to you guys. >> "fast money" starts right now. in new york city square, i'm melissa lee. it's a down day for stocks. the nasdaq popped in as this worst performer after last week's record-breaking rally, one name bucked a broader downtrend, apple, close at its highest level, in fact, since december, 2012. shares are up for the year. since the split, pete the stock is up

we want to get over to melissa lee and the "fast money" crew with a look at what's on tap. ave a top pick analyst for his top picks him one is apple. two of them are stocks we barely ever talk about on this show and probably on this network, in fact. >> stay tuned. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq markets, new york city's time square, the traders are kim see mohr, brian kelly, guy adami. a record for the dow. coiffers breaking out, commodity stocks, seeing pretty gig gains today. tomorrow a shortened trading day. we will include the jobs number and the european central bank decision. could those reports spark some big changes in the market, especially, as we are lulled into believing this is a low environment. >> the fed is keeping it low. yellin today perpetuated that, basically, said it's about the pragmatic oversight of markets and regulators