i'm melissa lee. energy stocks have gotten pum l pummeled but one of our traders has a bold call to make. dan, surprise, surprise, you're getting bullish on it. >> it's a bit contrarian. there was a ton of volatility here. two stocks, exxon and chevron, make up almost 30% of the weighting. this thing can't get out of the way. we started the week off with, you know, global growth concerns and therefore we've had this depressed crude price. to me you have a sector in the u.s. that's gone from one of the best performing in the beginning of the year to the worst performing. i don't think this is going to stay for too long. bottom line i think these stocks are cheap here and i do think it sets up for contrarian balance over the next one to two months. >> certainly one of the reasons oil has been going down is the dollar is strengthening. one of the things also is we are, thanks to the lower gas prices, starting to see increase in demand for cars that consume more fuel. this is a good sign for most of the e

i'm melissa lee. these are the traders here in times square. tonight, a call to action because energy stocks have gotten pummeled. but one of our traders has a bold call to make. dan, surprise, surprise, you're getting bullish on energy. >> it's a bit contrarian. you think about the week we had across the globe in risk assets. there was a ton of volatility here. when you think about what oil has done and what the energy sector they're in the u.s. has done, the xle which is the energy select etf, two stocks, exxon and chevron, make up almost 30% of the weighting. this thing can't get out of the way. we know that. we know what's going on. crude. we started the week off with, you know, global growth concerns and therefore we've had this depressed crude price. to me you have a sector in the u.s., the xle, that's gone from one of the best performing in the beginning of the year to the worst performing. i don't think this is going to stay for too long. bottom line i think these stocks are cheap here and i d

live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. pete najarian, and others, s&p close and the nasdaq hitting a highest level since march 2000 after the bank of japan surprised the market with a plan to ramp up its version of quantitative easing. on this heal ween, traders on this desk are actually getting a little scared. is this a rally to fear? what do you think? >> i think the reason why we rallied today is scary. bank of japan stuff unprecede unprecedented -- that rile textbooks about this. they've completely lost control of their markets, their bond market, equity markets. i thought it would stop in 1970 on the way pup ip was wrong. today is interesting. no clue from here what next week holds. >> you bring it a step further. >> i do. listen, i think -- it's outrageous. i don't want to go too crazy because it's a trading show, but -- >> come op. >> what they did it's outrageous. it is a terrible idea. it is going to have massive, massive ramifications. the u.s. stock market hasn't woken up to it yet but they absolutely will. fir

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and "fast money" is coming up with melissa lee. what is on tap? >> we're talking earnings and of course we with are the ceo of sun edison. that stock was up 8% along with tara form. so the ceo on fast. >> great stuff. >> "fast money" starts right now. i'm melissa lee. tim seymour, dan nathan. lots of breaking news. apple's conference call is starting right now. shares moving slightly higher. chipotle also kicking off its call. that stock in the red after showers. hoping guidance comes in below estimates. we have the latest from that call coming up. and texas instruments, another tech name just out with earnings. that stock moving to the up side. we start off with apple. josh, what did cook tell you. >> well, melissa, i did have the chance to talk with cook and he sort of gave me his read on this report which i'll share with you guys. going through the product line, iphone growth strong. 39.3 million. that was up 16% year over year. it beat what the street was looking for. i did ask cook specifically about the 6 and 6 plus. remember this quarter in

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"fast money" coming up in just a few moments with melissa lee. >> we're going to have an interview. very rambunctious bunch. we've got an exclusive, remember that yesterday the stock was up at 20% on this deal that they have. it's up again today on news that its vaccines are being tested for ebola. so this is a big ebola stock that also has a solid pipeline of immuneo therapy treatment. >> without delay, over the you guys. >> "fast money" starts right now. i'm melissa lee. your traders tonight are ryan, karen, guy. yahoo shares popping after hours. the company beating earnings and revenue estimates. the conference call starting right now. we have got the latest in a big rally today. the s&p and nasdaq posting their best day of the year. the longest winning streak this year. is this a rally to sell? that's coming up. we start off with yahoo ceo marisa myers expected to unveil her turnaround strategy for the company today. so at this point, have we alleviated concerns about the core business? because that was the drag on the stock. >> if you look at these guys relative to the industry

"fast money" is coming up now with melissa lee. melissa, what son tap? >> welcome back, kelly. >> thank you. >> first of all. we're trading the g tap fallout. straight ahead. >> over to you guys. >> thanks, kel. "fast money" starts right now. live from new york city's times square, the traders a pete najarian, dan nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. coming up, the latest on the ebola outbreak chimerix rallying. we start off with our top story tonight. our split is a red flag for investors. hewlett-packard announcing today it will split into two companies, an enterprise business and pc and printer busy after ebay announced last week it was splitting from paypal unit. investors initially cheered the moves or is this just another form of engineering? i'm going to you mr. grumpy pants. >> i actually think in this company in hewlett in particular, it's done from a position of weakness. i don't think it's a position of strength. and i think they have a situation where they've been perpetually restructuring. this is a company that bought $27 billion of their

melissa lee, up to you. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm melissa lee. the $1.4 billion tweet. elon musk's mysterious tweet about unveiling the d sending shares of tesla surging discipline it stale make sentence to buy ahead of the october 9th event. >>> which biotech stock could see major up side from its ebola treatment. for everyone who guessed on twitter, it's not tekmira. a sell-off this morning and yesterday but ahead of tomorrow's big jobs report here in the u.s., economic leaders in europe were sounding an alarm. >> our recovery is weak, fragile, uneven. >> the global economy is weaker than we had hoped. >> there are those gray clouds on the horizon. >> the recession seems to never end. >> economic clouds, financial clouds and the geopolitical clouds. >> things are not going well. >> so is this a warning sign for u.s. investors? grasso? take it glass half full and say we sold off in the morning. had a decline in the morning following the yoorn declines but then bounced back into the jobs report. >> i don't really see real aggressive buying. the v

live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. yahoo! disappearing from the messaging app, snapchat. that's a company that supposedly turned down a $3 billion offer from facebook. we've got the story coming up. america the great. stocks soaring on the heels of it. that's from a potential march rate hike. yes, it seems like good news is good news again. it wuasn't all great. oil and gold both getting hit. tim seymour, how do you reconcile what's going on here because theoretically if the economy is strengthening we should have a bid higher for oil. >> the inverse correlation is very predictable. you can take it to the bank and it's at a place where oil has broken through. it was three bucks from the intraday highs. you can step back. all it takes is a decent payroll number to get you back to places we were anyway, but you now have essentially $25,000 per growth. you've got a market where there's not a lot of wamg growth. the reason they were getting hit is the feds were back in play. it's only back in play if the economy is on stable foot

i'm melissa lee. traders are sim seymour, karen finerman. twitter selling off shares after the company's number of monthly active users came in below expectations. is this a buying opportunity? twitter's conference call starting right now. suntrust monitoring that call for us. we'll bring you the latest throughout the hour. plus, as oil prices fall, dennis gartman is making a bold call about where the price of crude is headed in the long-term. it's not pretty that prediction is coming up. we start off with twitter. julia boorstin spoke right after earnings broke in the last hour. what's the latest there? >> while user growth to 284 million monthly active users was pretty much right in line with active expectations, he says the company's real base is growing much faster than expected thanks to the adoption of law of the new mobile profiles that are increasing engagement as well as the number of views. now, said though the business model is shifting to have more of its users be logged out rather than logged in, that should not hurt its revenue

we head over to melissa lee, and what are you making of it? >> well, thank you, kelly. and talking about the big drop in crude oil which is in its own bear level since summer levels and we have an expert and you don't believe where he is headed next by november in fact. >> all right. over to you guys. >> all right. "fast money" starts right now, and live from the nasdaq marketsite life in times square, i'm melissa lee. and now the today, closing out all of the gains yesterday and closing out in the lowest levels in three months. and also ahead, we will have one underperforming internet stock that could be a safety play, and we will look at the ebola treatments, and separate the fact from the fiction, and of course, we start with the return of the volatility, and the s&p 500 is moving 1% in three straight days and more than a year that has happened and the volatile si rising 24%. dan nathan, how do you decipher it? >> well, the thing is that the close is up 18 in the vix, but we have seen the assets and the risk assets moving all over the world, and the equities in other

melissa lee uptown, what's on tap? >> we have got the biotech company trying to develop a vaccine for ebola joins us exclusively on the show. >> all right. >> thanks, guys, this is "fast money." we start off with a market alert here, a lot of red on the screen, the s & p down, nasdaq deep in the red. russell 2,000 officially in correction territory. major fear factors weighing on stocks, concerns over owe bole la potentially spreading, hong kong protests, a european central bank decision tomorrow and the jobs report on friday. let's break down the selloff with our traders, tim seymour, john najarian, brian kelly and guy adami. brian kelly, guy to you, seems like around the world, there are things to be leery of. >> yes, and economically, we have seen some slowing of all the economies out there, we saw japan had some atrocious numbers this week. china's pmi above 50 but barely above 50. now, we have europe, which is just a disaster. and the market is in a very, very critical point. the s & p 500 and many of the other ma

live from sometimes square, i'm melissa lee. a big rally today for stocks with the nasdaq up nearly 2%. but right now the focus is on facebook. shares are moving slightly to the downside despite beating on the top and bottom line. the conference call is getting under way. we have sun tres btrust bob pec monitoring it for us. other big movers all breaking in the past hour. we'll cover all of those coming up, but first let's start off with facebook. on the surface, guy adami, it looks like a great quarter beat. ad revenue growth was good. margins were good. >> operating margin, 57%. i think the reason why the stock isn't rallying was the fact that monthly average users for mobile were exactly in line with what the street was looking for. i gets people are looking for a b blowout number. that's the only thing i can look at and say maybe that's why the stock isn't rallying. i think it's a fantastic quarter and it should be higher. i'm surprised by the lack of volatility and the fact we're not higher than we are right now. >> it's al

i'm melissa lee. we got carter back on the carts. stan you're at the desk t. markets are mixed, for the first time since 2011, they floored an official correction before mounting an impressive comeback. so our question tonight is, is this all the bears will get? so, dan, you think that was it? >> well, here's the thing. it could have been for the near term him when you think about the volatility the panic we did see this week. it wasn't panfested wholeheartedly. it was in the bond markets, commodities. the move in bonds this week was that morning on wednesday when the tlt, they couldn't buy it fast enough tom me, that obviously showed a little panic, so people are suggesting it could have meant capitulation. i know it sound worse tan it was. we had a down morning. just because we haven't had that in so long him i think that's a big part of it. >> valuations and equities haven't changed that much. nova scotia e nobody has enough precision to say are we at 17-and-a-half forward earnings? he is right though, look at credit spreads, if you look at spreads on high

. >>> live in the market site, i'm melissa lee.fter a strong month of stocks, one name stands out. that is alibaba. since its ipo, they add $80 million in market cap. seeing shares slashed. so does america have a new favorite tech stock and will it soar even higher on next week's earnings event? get into the money and find out. dan, an important event for the company in the first quarter as a publicly traded company and the first conference call? >> does america have a new favorite tock stock? most americans don't know what alibaba is. a free money ex-trauv ganz sa for hedge funds and mutual funds. stock at $68 about a month ago. now the stock is at $99. pent-up demand as consumers, retail investors learned about the name, buying it in the aftermarket. stock traded up about 45% from its ipo price now. you said, $80 billion in market cap. a $240 billion market cap. what does that make it? >> 11th largest company in the s&p. it's not in, but, yeah, where it could rank, and right there vying for tenth place with procter & gamble, actu

melissa lee, jon najarian, larry kudlow, jim cramer, rick santelli. let's get to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. bob, what we said was basically this. a 200-point swing is the first time we've seen that, what, since october 2011? >> yeah. and we have had had a somewhat calmer day, but the volume is still almost the same as it was yesterday. about twice normal. i just want to point out the s&p 500 was basically moving downward. we were as much as 27 points to the downward side. and put up the s&p. by about 10:20 eastern time. and then we had some comments from mr. bullard talking about the possibility that perhaps the fed should do some things a little bit further on without raising interest rates. before they raised interest rates. and that caused the market basically to rise rather notably. that's really what turned things around. a couple of other things that really mattered, the ten-year yield turned around as well. beginning about 6:30, 7:00, that turned around as well. that helped. oil was below $80 at one point. about 7:00 in the morn

. >> live from the nasdaq market site, i'm melissa lee. we have carter back on the charts.an and mike on the desk in times square. what a week it was as the market got panicky. the vix breaking 30 for the first time since 2011. s&p 500 briefly flirted with an official correction. before mounting an impressive comeback. so our question tonight, is this all the bears will get? let's get into the money and find out. so dan, do you think that was it? >> well, here's the thing. it could have been for the near term. when you think about the volatility, you think about the panic, it wasn't manifested in the equity markets. it was in commodities. the move in bonds this week was astronomical. that morning on wednesday when they couldn't buy it fast enough. so to me, so that showed a little bit of panic. in the equity market, it was pretty orderly. i know it sounded worse than it was. we had a down 2.5% morning. just because we haven't had that in so long, and i think that's a big part of it. >> valuations haven't changed that much. nobody has enough precision to forecast earnings to

fast money is coming up in just a few minutes with melissa lee and the gang. >> a crazy week in the markets, but get ready because another week is coming. so we're going to be trading all the big events including some big earnings names tonight. >> over to you guys. >> "fast money friday" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site. our traders tonight or -- ceo jeff bezos is in the hot seat. some hedge funds are looking at the stock as a potential activist play. we've got the details coming up. tonight's top story, the rally that just won't quit. the new case of ebola today could not shake the markets. turning in the best week of the year. can we trust this rally? take a look at the gains. they are amazing. the qs were up, are we climbing this wall of worry here? >> i thought it would stop in 1904 on the s&p, i was obviously wrong. it's pushed away that. some of these single stock names have been unbelievable. we talked about celgen in the green room, another all-time high. yahoo! feels like it wants to go to 45. amazon will have a tradeable bottom. we have j.j. flash to talk about

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site i'm melissa lee. the word is epic, an epic week for tech. apple, microsoft, facebook, adding 177 billion of market cap. are these the stocks you need to earn particularly as facebook announces earnings next week. why the rush to own these stocks when there have been so many other tech names that have fa fallen out of bed? >> that's the key there. bottom line they've worked it. they're the bess stories in all of mega cap tech, so why get out now especially when you see the market come back the way it did off the lows of last week. we had apple, those results were stunning and the guidance was fantastic. when you think about it, to me, you stick with what's working. if you're getting worried in volatile times. but that being said, we saw names that disappointed get punished. ibm was a good example of that, but coke was another example. when you think about it, people talk about stock tickers market. i don't know exactly what that means but stick with what's working and cut the losses on the ones that's not. >> i think what it means is that nam

. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for " "mad money" starts now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. other people want to make friends, i'm trying to save you money. i want to entertain, educate, and teach you. call me or tweet me. corrections? they're a process. think of these sell yuoffs as g began ti gigantic sales of merchandise. it all gets thrown out at once. that's what happened today with the dow plunging 328 points. i know the market took a hit today, but even after today's sale, you need to know that we're down only able 3% from the highs and there could be further to fall because the market has run a great deal. and we only fell back to where we were mid august. i'm concerned that many of the big industrials, when they report their earnings, will disappoint wall street. some of these stocks have been going down for ages. others are just beginning to roll over. as i see it you have tw

i'm melissa lee. for more on "options action" check out our website and we're on "fast money" every day. we'll see >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people trying to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. call me or tweet me. so which is which? is the rest of the world going to bring down the united states with its stumbling, bickering, illnesses and cold and hot? or are we going to be an economic locomotive pulling the rest of the world forward? the market chose the latter with the dow roaring 209 points. nasdaq rocketing 1.03% higher. it did so because our non-farm payroll numbers were so strong this morning that they swept away a lot of concern that we won't be able to get out of the funk we have been wallowing in for weeks now. a funk accentuated by a hideous beginning by a month of crashes and pit falls, the month that ends o

i'm melissa lee. thank you for watching tonight. 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. >>> i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job not just to entertain but to educate. call me, tweet me. relief rally or real deal? that is what you have to ask about. any rally that starts because the federal reserve released minute that showed the fed isn't likely to raise rates soon because of worries of a global slow down. it did trigger the powerful move up today. dow soared 275 points. s&p shot up 1.75%. nasdaq rocketed 1.9% because it contradicts the prevailing wisdom that the fed is on auto pilot to take rates higher no matter what. the rally was all encompassing. here is the problem of putting too much stock in one day's rally so to speak. if you are bullish it is terrific to note the fed isn't going to do something stupid. hedgefund managers come on tv

we head over to melissa lee, and what are you making of it? >> well, thank you, kelly.oil which is in its own bear level since summer levels and we have an expert and you don't believe where he is headed next by november in fact. >> all right. over to you guys. >> all right. "fast money" starts right now, and live from the nasdaq marketsite life in times square, i'm melissa lee. and now the today, closing out all of the gains yesterday and closing out in the lowest levels in three months. and also ahead, we will have one underperforming internet stock that could be a safety play, and we will look at the ebola treatments, and separate the fact from the fiction, and of course, we start with the return of the volatility, and the s&p 500 is moving 1% in three straight days and more than a year that has happened and the volatile si rising 24%. dan nay

let's get back to the mother ship, to cnbc's head quarter where melissa lee is standing by with the earnings squad. >> hello, everybody. here for around round the earnings squad. two huge companies set to report after the bell today. but first let's hit that scorecard. so far 30% have reported. 21% of earnings have come in below forecasts, but let's kick it off with amazon. dr. j, typical huge revenue increase and huge loss and lots of volatility after the bell. >> yeah, mel. i'm sure you are hearing the same thing from a lot of the "fast money" traders, it's just not a lot of excitement out there, despite the fact that these guys are the cloud play. i think both these earnings tonight, and i'm interested in herb's take are about the cloud. obviously with microsoft, a little more on the server side as well, which is growing like crazy, but microsoft on the cloud side, that is where they're really cutting their teeth and making a name for themselves. >> i've got to push back a little bit. people are going to be listening, but from microsoft -- >> in the u.s. >> but for both of these companies

i'm melissa lee. our own john ford, today we will be getting numbers from buffalo wild wednesday. before we get started. let's look at the earnings scorecard. 2 shuchlt s&ps, 43% of the index, 73% have come in above index. let's start off with twitter. >> that is a big one, steph and i were talking about the applied moves in the "options action" market. so this is going took real stomach turner. >> absolutely. it's going to be a wild one. expectations are kind of high. it looks like investors might be thinking of an amazon type quarter. the consensus is 351 million it should be 16 million above the mid-point what does that mean? user growth? the tricky thing i see happening is international growth 33% of revenue and international did not turn up well for amazon this past quarter. it has been weakish, twitter, which is small, small enough to power through that. the engagement numbers are important long term. >> did any of the new products gain traction? that will be key. also, last quarter, they saw 200 basis points move in margins. the question, too, is the last quarter, they had

i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. for more go to our website and check >>> 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", people want to make friends, i'm trying to save you money. my job so to educate and teach you about how things like today work. call me or tweet me. it's been volatile it's been vicious and it's been violent. but at last the week is over. today the dow falling 115 points and s&p 500 tumbling 105%. finish off a real nasty week, you notice the dow is now negative for the year. we deserve a break after the last five days. what i regard as a rolling bear market from minerals to industrials, to oil and gas and today, the semiconductors and amazingly, we get it money because it's columbus day, we're going to get a break. a day where companies know better than to say anything other than columbus sailed the ocean blue in

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i'm melissa lee. intel conference call starting right now. shares are higher after the company beat earnings and revenue estimates. we'll break down what it means for the chip makers. but tonight's big story, crude down nearly 5%, biggest loss in merely t nearly into years. and i wi oil stocks getting hard. s&p 500 barely eeking out a gain, while the dow closed will in the red. and we saw the s&p up almost a percent at one point and then, poof, it was gone by the close. >> and again i feel like it's one of the things where it's the margin calls that are hitting people in the energy space. when you look at the leverage, we got this move now how many days in a row where it's been the setti inselling hitting the. xlu, 52 lows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,wlows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,elows. is it time to buy? i don't see a reason yet. >> you look at the xle and where the buying was,eklows. is it time to buy? i do

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i'm melissa lee. your traders tonight are ryan, karen, guy. yahoo shares popping after hours.ting earnings and revenue estimates. the conference call starting right now. we have got the latest in a big rally today. the s&p and nasdaq posting their best day of the year. the lonst

melissa lee, up to you. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm melissa lee.billion tweet. elon musk's mysterious tweet about unveiling the d sending shares of tesla surging discipline it stale make sentence to buy ahead of the october 9th event. >>> which biotech stock could see major up side from its ebola treatment. for everyone who guessed on twitter, it's not tekmira. a sell-off this morning and yesterday but ahead of tomorrow's big jobs

live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee.s&p close and the nasdaq hitting a highest level since march 2000 after the bank of japan surprised the market with a plan to ramp up its version of quantitative easing. on this heal ween, traders on this desk are actually getting a little scared. is this a rally to fear? what do you think? >> i think the reason why we rallied today is scary. bank of japan stuff unprecede unprecedented -- that rile textbooks about this.

and "fast money" is coming up with melissa lee. what is on tap?lking earnings and of course we with are the ceo of sun edison. that stock was up 8% along with tara form. so the ceo on fast. >> great stuff. >> "fast money" starts right now. i'm melissa lee. tim seymour, dan nathan. lots of breaking news. apple's conference call is starting right now. shares moving slightly higher. chipotle also kicking off its call. that stock in the red after showers. hoping guidance comes in below estimates. we have the latest from that call coming up. and texas instruments, another tech name just out with earnings. that stock moving to the up side.

from new york stock exchange, i'm melissa lee. stocks having the best day of the year today.ou how to make sense of the volatile market. traders are pete, brian, karen and guy. shares of the gap falling after hours on news that the ceo is leaving. we'll look at the replacement art peck. we start with the fed-fueled rally. the fed was concerned about global weakness and the strength of the u.s. dollar. even the transports taking a hit for the third day in a row. they reverse course on the heels

live from sometimes square, i'm melissa lee.oday for stocks with the nasdaq up nearly 2%. but right now the focus is on facebook. shares are moving slightly to the downside despite beating on the top and bottom line. the conference call is getting under way. we have sun tres btrust bob pec monitong

i am melissa lee here for another round of earnings squad. joining me now stephanie link and herb greenberg. i will be tackling mcdonald's. 17% of the s&p 500 have reported. 63% beat eps estimates. 10% have met estimates. 46% have come in below forecast. let's start off with mcdonald's. i guess the question is how much longer will this stock be dead money? we haven't seen same store sells increase since last november. analysts see perhaps ramp up spending as an investment in digital platforms like domino. how much will that move the needle? >> now doubt this company needs to do a self help restructuring across the board. i don't think we will get it tomorrow. we may see disappointment for sure. how negative are comps tomorrow? what are they going to do about it? do they have an outline for us. people are interesting because of the 3.7% dividend yield. you get paid while you wait and the potential to lever that balance sheet up to return more cash to shareholders while we figure out how they orchestrate the turn around. >> and the franchisees

. >>> i'm melissa lee here for another round of earnings squad. joining me today john fortt and allen valdez. let's get to our score card. so far 21% of the s&p 500 reporting, 67% beat estimates. 8% have met estimates. 25% of earnings have come in below forecast. i will be kicking things off. we are expecting numbers after the close. it will be interesting to hear what they have to say about their guidance. they lowered their revenue outlook. the question that analysts have at this point is that since august the dollar has had quite a move. will they see currency head winds that impact the forecasts further? will it be looking for the growth areas? that is the private cloud area as well as software defined data centers. >> i think in particular with the private cloud hybrid cloud has become a real growth area. we see ibm impacted particularly in storage on the cloud line. could vm ware be getting that business. >> they will be pressed by the effort from elliot management. they said they have met several times and listening to each other. this is g

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see >>> 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'll just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you so call me or tweet me @jimcramer. could a clueless market be gained. can the dazed and confused market like this one which makes bizarre correlations taking the averages down with it. down later in the day actually allow you to make any money? is it possible to navigate your way through a day like today after really nasty initial decline. the dow only gain 13 points. s&p did backslide .1% but the nasdaq advanced .05%. do you know what the answer is? yes. but first you must accept and come to terms with if not love the basic stupidity of the markets day-to-day and hour to hour judgments before you pull the trigger. let's start with the

first melissa lee in for mandy, how are we looking? >> interesting day on the markets.a number of sectors trying to make an attempt at a turnaround. the dow jones industrial average is down by just about 0.8% in terms of the s&p 500, what is interesting to note here is that the russell 2000 made a

first melissa lee in for mandy, how are we looking? >> interesting day on the markets. seeing a number of sectors trying to make an attempt at a turnaround. the dow jones industrial average is down by just about 0.8% in terms of the s&p 500, what is interesting to note here is that the russell 2000 made a 52-week low, did a massive reversal to up 1%. the nasdaq, the star here, the semiconductor index which from its lows have been up by almost 3% after losing the most in market cap on a single day on friday since the tech bubble burst in 2000. >>> one economic story developing over the last couple of hours is gopro. shares taking a hit. a report out of the telegraph newspaper in england that a gopro camera attached to the helmet of formula one racer michael schumacher might have contributed to the worsening of his head injury from a skiing accident. let's bring in alex guana, an analyst. he has an outperform rating on gopro stock. the stock down 8%. your reaction? >> first off, it just -- heart goes out to the schumacher family. what a way to have something like this hap

live from new york square, i'm melissa lee. a lot of red on the screen. stocks selling off, concerns of global growth. a volatile day if biotech stocks we potential ebola treatments. we'll break down the difference between each stock with the ebola drug play book coming up. we start off with the red makings in the market. jeremy's production numbers coming in worse than expected. and warnings hitting the markets. so could the selloff get worse? what was it like on the floor today? >> i think we talked about it before on technical level, i felt like at a certain point, the bottom just dropped out of the market. we were eyeballing that recent low of 1928 in the s&p cash. we're below the 50. you tap that hundred. this is the first time in a while that we've retraced so quickly these moving averages. so i think we're headed toward the 200. >> what is stunning is the move in the market that we've seen. i don't want to keep harping on this ali baba top, but that marked the high for the market that we've seen. the record high in the markets. and since then we're

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for 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 help you make some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to explain so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or of course, tweet me @jimcramer. we are now in event-driven mode. when we get a negative headline, we get hammered, but we have an absence of negative news, guess what? we bow as we did today with the dow finishing down just 25 points after having fallen 203 points at the opening, the s&p actually advancing .0% and the nasdaq gaining .5%. we were able to bounce because we are very oversole and a lot of the sellers and the flailing hedge funds gone wild seem to be out of the picture for now or margined out of the picture is like likely. when you borrow money from the broker, you are pushed out of the picture prett

melissa lee, what's going on? >> all right, kelly, we've got an exclusive with the ceo of nxpi.will join us in a few minutes. >> great stuff. over to you guys. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market in new york city's times square. your traders are tam, karen, and guy. lots of news at this hour. amazon's conference call starting right now. shares are down about 10% after the company missed on revenue and missed on earnings as well. we've got bob monitoring the call. he'll bring us the latest coming up. and a win for old tech. microsoft reporting earnings moments ago. those shares are soaring. 4% in the afterhours session. plus big rally today

and "fast money" begins with melissa lee and the gang. what's on tap?elly, of course, we've been talking about citi. we're going to be trading the bank stocks especially given what happened with citi in the third quarter. what the heck happened with citi in the third quarter? we've also got an exclusive interview with the ceo of taser up around 8% on the day. on the back of strong earnings. a boost in demand from the ferguson episode over the summer for on camera officer devices. we're going to talk to the ceo. >> we're going to see more of those. strakt over to you guys. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's time square, i'm melissa lee. our traders are tim seymour, dan nathan and steve graz grasso. first, bad news out of citigroup. shares falling after hours. the company announcing it is cutting its third quarter results citing rapidly evolving regulatory inquiries. we've got the latest. starbucks, linkedin, groupon, expedia, starbucks getting hit particularly hard. after missing on revenue. we'll bring you the latest on that call co