i'm melissa lee. traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, tim nathan and guy adami. tempted to buy stocks after today? well, maybe you should just hold on for a minute because a historical anomaly is pointing to more pain ahead for stocks and what that is and how you can still make money. one stock that's ground zero for global growth connection and it's flashing a serious warning sign. we've got that name and how you can profit. later, virtual reality is growing like crazy and it could lead to real profits. we've got the four stocks that could dominate the space in the years to come. first we start off with the free money rally. stocks having their best day since september 5th after japan became the latest country to fire off another round of stimulus. the dow surging nearly 400 points, the s&p 500 now out of correction territory after the worst start to a january since 2008. is it safe to buy stocks once again? let's start off with the biggest bear on this desk and that obviously >> who could that be?

i'm melissa lee. your traders are tim, steve, david and guy adami. tonight on "fast," jp morgan and then citigroup, and now bank of america, selling rally. what has them afraid. the man behind the call. >>> plus it could be a tough year for stocks. goldman sachs is calling for a 50% upside in one name. we'll tell you what that is and if it is worth your money. >>> and check this out. the car of the future could be closer to a reality than you think. and there is a number of stocks driving the emerging trend. we have a special "fast money" report. but the two most popular companies in america, seeing stocks in a freefall. apple, closing below the flash crash and the lowest close in more than a year and now disney breaking below $100 hitting a three-month low on the heels of a downgrade. are these two stocks broken. let's start off with guy adami. >> disney feels like it might be broken. "star wars" came out and the big run-up into the aefrend of the was based on the "star wars" phenomenon. and get it and where they will be in four years from now. but

i'm melissa lee. the man who correctly called the dollar rally over a year ago and august swoon says the recession is here and things could get worse. >>> plus another day, another low for apple. almost 30% off its may highs. could this be your best chance to buy it? or has apple become a no touch stock? oil hitting a 12-year low today. one of the institutional investors top energy analyst says crude could triple in the next two years. >>> first we start off with breaking news on the street. dow off to its worst start ever. both in correction territory. here is what's different and scary about today's sell-off. we lost the market leadership. facebook, amazon, netflix now in correction territory. it wasn't just the so-called fang stocks. nike, home depot, general electric. these were the dow's leaders last year. now we are losing them. guy, what should investors do at home? >> not a good sign, right? you've got to be respectful of a day like today. steve's technical levels held up. if you listen to bri

i'm melissa lee. our traders on the desk. tonight on "fast," a lot of people are making comparisons to 2008, including us, but there is another year that is more similar to this week's carnage and it could be a good thing for your portfolio. we'll explain. >>> plus, in a year from now what are the four stocks you want to own. the stocks that could hold up despite the volatility. and later, if you lost money on apple, fear not. we could get your money back for less than a buck. >>> but first we start off with the market stocks getting hammered for the third consecutive day. both the dow and the s&p closing low and the dow has lost a thousand points this week alone. we talked about what the bulls wanted to see today. so was today's selloff the worst possible scenario for the bulls? >> i think so. i thought it would be gap opened lower and we close higher. but opening on the highs today set us up for exactly what happened. we discussed it, friday closing on the lows after the week we've seen is clearly not good. it sets up for a

i'm melissa lee. thanks for >>> 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 just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but also educate and put in context. so call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. all rallies look the game but all sell offs are different in

overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee. our traders are tim, david, karen and guy adami. tonight on "fast," could big oil be facing big dividend cuts. we'll tell you the name of the smart money companies cutting dividends later this year. >>> plus the street has gotten negative on earnings. but that could be a good thing. a special report that could be a ray of sunshine for your portfolio. >>> and later, it is the one thing that has traders petrified. and get this. it is not oil. we'll explain. >>> but first we start off with what was the unthinkable. oil briefly breaking below $30 a barrel for the first time since december of 2003. the last time it was this low the dow was above 10,000 and the-year-old was 4.2% and gold was at $422 an ounce and the number one movie was "lord of the rings" but energy stocks in particular still managed to finish the day higher. so are stocks at this point pricing in a bottom for crude. guy, what do you say? >> i think the bottom is not here yet. i still think the commodity has more to go. look at the lvx. north of 65. and no bounce in the

i'm melissa lee. your traders on the desk are pete, brian, karen and dan nathan. tonight on "fast," the bid for safety. the tlt rallying and a winning trade this year and the man who called the august rally swoon and tells you where he sees yields going next. >>> and go-pro just opening after being halted. the stock is tanking behind the job cuts and weak guidance plus what the ceo just said to employees. >>> and later jp morgan kicking off bank earnings tomorrow. they hit 52-week lows today. a well-known wall street inviter has a way to play the financials and it could bring you profits. >>> but first the selloff on the streets. the stocks ending slower. the s&p 500 breaking below 1887 at one point, seeing the worst day since september 28th. all three averages ending with losses of more than 2%. so, what the heck happened today, pete najarian? should we brace for more losses ahead. >> the only reason i would say probably to that question is we've been watching volatility for a long time and since the beginning of the year and we've just watched an elevated level.

i'm melissa lee. let's check on the markets. the dow jones industrial average barely higher as we're awaiting the fed. up 1 point. boeing a huge drag on the index, one of the worst days ever. take a check on apple. concerns about slowing iphone sales, still down by 4.6%. and that, of course, having an impact on the nasdaq 100, down by three quarters of a percent. >> it is all about oil and the fed. as we define it today. what is the market looking for from janet yellen after last month's liftoff on interest rates? joining us, courtney ratlive, at loop capital and jeff klinetuck at charles schwab. so, courtney, which is more important right now? oil or the fed? >> well, to the markets, it is absolutely oil right now. clearly. and whether it should be or not is up for debate if you will. the fed, i think everyone kind of knows they're probably not going to move today. and the fed should absolutely kind of continue its course, if you will, in evaluating data and making a determination based on the economy as to whether or not rates

melissa: lee, how big of an impact does it have? surprising to me hollywood made this movie.ncredibly compelling. it's a real shoot-em-up movie. on edge of your seat the whole time. people going to see it don't care about politics. other than donald trump is doing how do republicans capitalize on it? >> i think there are a lot of ways to capitalize it. if you think about it, not just viewers go to see the film, all americans are hearing about it right now. when i'm out in the field talking to voters in the country, they're saying something about hillary i just can't trust. i can't put my finger on it. not necessarily what you say but when people hear. when you say benghazi they hear another reason to not trust hillary clinton. timing is really tough for her. she is within the margin of error in all the polls. it think that makes iowa, new hampshire, people he questioning whether or not they will vote for her maybe tip the other way if they're able to stomach voting for bernie sanders. melissa: guy, thank you. david? david: it is not a political movie but begs a lot of politic

i'm melissa lee. your panel on the board. breaking below $30 a barrel and that has gartman declaring a new commodities. and how low they could go. >>> and biotech stocks crashing. and should you step in and buy. we'll ask the ceo of merck in an exclusive interview. >>> and if you are looking for the next earnings winners, we have the three names that could shock the street. but first, stocks rallying in the close and finishing well off lows. the s&p and dow snapping a three-day losing streak. the nasdaq finishing in the red. so the question tonight, is if you are in the bull camp, the bull camp, was this a convincing bounce? guy? >> i won't say it is convincing. it is encouraging. august 24th is bounced over a two-day period. today we didn't get there. we got down to 1,900 and bounced. why it was interesting to me, steve grasso for the longest time has been saying $20 crude and spot on. and b.k. as well. but with it down 5 1/2% today that was vulnerable by midday, you could see a fall to the downside. it didn't. it bounced. i

i'm melissa lee. you're watching "fast money." >>> here's what else is coming up. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> that's what investors are saying about crude. but there's something in the charts that might make you think twice. >>> plus, something funky is happening with biotech. and it could spell more trouble for the nasdaq. we'll explain, when "fast money" returns. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> welcome back to "fast money." meg? >> hey, melissa. in the fourth quarter, good to see what buy yo tech needs. coming in with a big bead on bts, and raising their guidance after reaffirming it a couple of weeks ago. the call is ongoing. folks will listen for how the launch of their new cholesterol drug is going. it's been fairly slow. people are waiting for more data on whether they actually prevent heart attacks, de

i'm melissa lee. the traders on the desk. tonight on "fast," apple shares briefly falling below $100 a share. what is going on in america's biggest tech company. we talk to the ceo of a key suppliers to get the inside scoop this hour. >>> plus the collapse in commodities has everyone nervous and one company could trigger a major market credit event. we'll tell you what it is and why investors are so worried. >> if you can't take the heat. get into three stocks. the three that do well in a turbulent market. >>> but first. the s&p 500 closing below 2,000 and the dow off to the worst three day start to a year since 2008. the s&p is 7% from the highs. so are we looking at another correction? guy. >> yes. i thought we would see a bounce on monday. i still think we'll see the bounce. i think the level to bounce to is 2020. we touched it on monday afternoon or tuesday. but i have to tell you something, there is a lot of structural damage done to the market and now there are extenuating circumstances. and what is going on in china. i

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast we're all over facebook's earnings. the call just getting under way. the stock is surging in the after-hours session. we'll hear from ceo mark zuckerberg on what drove the quarter. plus, one of the oldest dow components is signalling major trouble ahead for the global economy. what it is and how you can protect yourself and there's one part of the market that correctly predicted the selloff and it's pointing to more pain ahead. why that is and why so many investors are here. first, we start with another fierce selloff, most concentrated in big-cap technolo technology. check out shares of apple, in fact, having its worst day in two years closing below $94 a share, just a buck away from the flash crash lows and amazon feeling the pain, that stock falling 2.5% though it's rallying in the post-market and take a look at netflix, a seven-month low for the stock so the question is the nasdaq going to make new lows? are they ahead for tech, guy? >> talking in terms of the s&p.

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i'm melissa lee.ating estimates with its latest earnings and maintain its full year profit outlook, but the company did say it is bracing for a slowdown of the smartphone market where it is a major supplier of image sensors for apple's iphone. toyota announcing plans to buy out of the portion of minivan maker dahatsu that it does not already own. >>> the dow up 303 points now at 16373. nasdaq up 73 points, 1.23%. and the s&p higher by 34. let's check in with dom chu. >> we talk about the layers of the union, top line numbers, let's go one layer beneath that to the sector performers and it tells you about what going on today. we are seeing some moves intraday at session highs right now for the s&p and the dow. dow is up 305 points now. if you look at the sectors leading the way higher, two sectors in general, and specifically here, technology industrials, more economically sensitive, they're the big gainers today so far. it is also interesting, though, because utilities, staples and telecom services he

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square, i'm scott wapner in tonight for melissa lee. our traders on the desk, tim, steve, brian and guy adami. tonight on "fast," the best week of the year for stocks is in the books and there is something in the charts that could lead to more gains. and we'll tell you what it is. and plus apple is back above $100. if you are worried about earnings next week and a we have a way to protect your shares for free. >>> and later, a blizzard bearing down on the east coast which means you could be stuck inside this weekend. the four stocks you might want to chill with. >>> but first we start with the market. stocks closing higher. the first positive week of the year. the s&p now back above 1,900 and the dow up 643 points from the lows of just this week. this is crude oil -- as crude oil soared 9%, up 15% from its lows and the best week since august. will the rally last? is it safe, tim seymour, to buy stocks? >> the question is why did we rally, scott. and this is a case where we came from oversold conditions to, i think we introduced the cen

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i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for melissa lee. our traders, dan, steve, brian kelly and guy adami. hello, guy. >> hi. >> tonight on fast, the man who called the crash in august is back. he has an even more dire prediction. we'll hear from him in moments. and plus with this market turmoil are future rate hikes off the table this year. steve liesman will join us with a report. >> and walmart is warning the world. announcing a series of stunning layoffs and closures. why this will have a broader implication for the u.s. economy. >>> but first we start with breaking news in the markets. at one point today the dow was down 537 points. the s&p has made a new low for the year and we are below the august flash crash lows on oil closing below $30 a barrel today. the question on investor's minds, what now? it guy, is there more to go? >> i believe there is. the good news and the bad news. the good news, we traded down to 1864. held and bounced and close add bove it. that is a good news item. it sets us up for a bounce on tuesday that probably nobody is expecting to see. with that said, there

i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. tonight, is the world's biggest bull about to wave the white flag? tom lee is here and says he knows the one thing the bears are missing about stocks. he'll explain. >> plus starbucks falling on weak guidance despite an earnings beat. we'll hear from ceo howard schultz and his take on the expansion plans in china. >> deutsche bank hitting a new all-time low. what's behind that turmoil and what it could mean for the broader rallies, as well. >>> we start with the markets. stocks ending the day higher, closing well off the best levels of the day. oil staging a furious rebound. in the past two days, the doi rallied nearly 440 points off of its lowest levels. the s&p rallying 3% from yesterday's lows. is this a sustainable bounce or the kind of rally that needs to be sold? grasso, i go to you first. you are on the 50-yard line on the floor. >> oil, you said in the opening. oil had a constructive day. the market needed a constructive day. we've been taking the lead from crude. we got a con

. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you for watching. check out "options action" at cnbc.com. we'll see you cnbc.com. "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 -- i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer, welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica, my job is to educate you and treat you. tweet me at jimcramer. only on, we know it, nasty wig. thank heavens it is over. fortunately, i guess, it ended with a pathetic whimpering sell off and not a bang of a selloff, and as i told you all week, do not expect anything good from this market, not now, no way. dow seeking today, 168 points, nasdaq climbed .98%. you want an impressing stat? dow's lost more than 1,000 points this week, the s&p more than $1 trillion worth of market cap has been wiped out. sobering and i need you to think about that because that's what we're dealing with right now. you think that this market would have been able to go higher with china being able to mount a

i'm melissa lee. the man who called the swoon has a stunning call on crude and the markets. >>> one key part of the market that predicted the recent sell-off is flashing a major warning sign. what that is and how you can protect yourself. >> intel out with a beat. the stock is down in the after-hours session. first, we start off with the big market rally. the dow jumping more than 300 points after yesterday's brutal sell-off. s&p out of correction territory as oil staged a comeback helping to set the tone for the rally. jpmorgan beating on top and bottom line. was everybody out there a little bit too early saying that old bull market was dead? >> early in so much as today was an interesting day. i don't think they are going to be wrong. i'm not going to pretend and say i saw today coming because i didn't. if you look at what today did, traded down, tested the august 24th low in the s&p, rejected it, spent the rest of the day rallying. this comes on the heels where the market opened higher. steve menti

. >> i'm melissa lee. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more . . . z. >> 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. i am trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but educate and put it in context. all me or tweet me @jimcramer. >>> one story on everyone's lips. how in the heck is it possible that our stock market isn't soaring every day on the news that oil is collapsing? instead, the entire stock market was falling when oil dipped below $30. we only rallied in the late afternoon with the dow rising 118 points. s&p gaining and nasdaq, 1.03%. oil bounced back from its lows and closed down 3% instead of 5%. as investors held out the usual hope, the market is free to enjoy. with oil at $30, pretty much straight down from june of 2014. you would think we would be dancing in the streets. i can recall bhoel bull markets bas

i'm melissa lee. thanks for >>> 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 just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but also educate and put in context. so call me, 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. all rallies look the game but all sell offs are different in their own way. including this one where the dow plunged 276 points. that's the worst start since 2008. the nasdaq nose dived 2.08% although that represents a descent recovery. thank you. the scribe that penned that bull versus bear analysis. sure i know he was talking about families but the same logic applies to the stock market. each different cause of the decline determines how you can profit from a period give and sell off and that's what "mad money" is about, profiting. not just saying woe is me. think about this, bri

i'm melissa lee. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts at 6:00. at . >>> 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 just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but educate and put into perspective. call me or tweet me @jimcramer. >> this market should go up and the dow plunging through. s&p 50 plunging 3.27%. nasdaq diving 3.03%. that's the worst start for the dow ever. you can go back to 1928. dow has never been down more than 5% until now. it is the worst trading days for the s&p as well at the beginning of the year. >> throughout tonight's show i'm going to talk about the proximate causes of going down. i do not like this market. i said from the moment that the fed started tightening that from now on we will be fighting the fed. t

. >> i'm melissa lee, thank you for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow >>> 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 just trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and coach you through. tweet me @jimcramer. finally at long last we're seeing the wholesale capitulation. s&p plummeting 2.5%. nasdaq nose diving 3.4%. we're seeing real capitulation now. i'm saying for the first time since this decline began we're beginning to see the necessary ingredients that make a bottom possible. put simply we're at a moment where some of the biggest boxes of my checklist, some growth in china maybe, a statement from the fed that it needs to think twice about rate hikes because of the newfound weakness in the economy or a stabilization in oil were to occur then we could have a rea

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. >>> "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. monday. in the meantime "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my miss 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 may friends, i want to make you money. my job is in the hospital to enterta entertain, b ♪ >>> everybody gives up to easily. they get disgusted, they get fearful, so they dump stocks furiously, and then they rotate into another group deemed safe for the moment, which is mow you get a move like we had for today. the dow gaining 125 points, s&p climbing 5% mass wholesale changes in what's loved and what's hated. just a few days ago everyone gave up on the industrials. the signature reason i'd say was the decline in the railroads. they move the commerce. if the rails are weak, then the ships must be weak, too. then a couple days later we get a

i'm melissa lee. says on the teleprompter. >> you have got say it like this, i'm melissaly? >> markets higher. want to show you shares of jbs. not widely held here in the u.s. this is a brazilian company. it's the biggest producer of meats in the world. chicken, pork, beef. now embroiled in scandal in brazil. there has been a series of arrests this morning. that's why the stock is down 8%. it's down 41% since october. sue herera has a news update. >>> here's what's happening at this hour. new orleans police say a sheriff's deputy is in critical condition after getting shot five times this morning. steven arnold undergoing surgery after being wounded in a drug raid. police identified and arrested the suspect, 26-year-old jarvis hardy. >>> gop presidential candidate john kasich campaigning in new hampshire says his endorsement from the boston globe is awesome. he has tried to appeal to voters with what he says is a practical problem solving approach to key issue. >>> a fugitive new york real estate heir

melissa lee. what's on tap?e got ultimate, ultimate game of would you rather take your position going tonight so we're going to talk about the earnings coming out next week, yahoo! versus google and buffalo wild wings versus chipotle and bp versus exxon. "fast money" starts right now. i'm melissa lee. traders are tim seymour, brian kelly, tim nathan and guy adami. tempted to buy stocks after today? well, maybe you should just hold on for a minute because a historical anomaly is pointing to more pain ahead for stocks and what that is and how you can still make money. one stock that's ground zero for global growth connection and it's flashing a serious warning sign. we've got that name and how you can profit. later, virtual reality is growing like crazy a

. >> i'm melissa lee, thanks for "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. 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 save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or of course tweet me @jimcramer. have you noticed how quickly everyone wrote off 2016 already? after about nine negative hours of trading. >> the house of pain. >> that was easy. at one point today when the indices broke down, i heard a collective sigh. and i was pretty shocked that i didn't get hit by a white flag of surrender after i walked down wall street after the show. but the facts refused to align with negative story. i think today was one of those times. as we saw a terrific rebound in the averages, after a second bout of hideous selling this morning. the dow closing up two points. the nasdaq decl

. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at >>> 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 just trying to make you a little money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. it's the checklist, stupid. the one that refuses to let us sound the all-clear. the one that doesn't allow for mistakes like the feds wishy-washy statement on interest rates today. it left stocks sinking back into oblivion after a rally yesterday. s&p sinking. the nasdaq plummeting 2.18%. [ house of pain ] >> i have often commented the bear market needs to run the course before we can get on terra firma. let me go over what needs to happen before stocks can stop going down. first, we wanted a better narrative out of the federal reserve. someone on twitter said why do yo

i'm melissa lee. your traders are tim, steve, david and guy adami. tonight on "fast," jp morgan and then citigroup, and now bank of america, selling rally. what has them afraid. the man behind the call. >>> plus it could be a tough year for stocks. goldman sachs is calling for a 50% upside in one name. we'll tell you what that is and if it is worth your money. >>> and check this out. the car of the future could be closer to a reality than you think. and there is a number of stocks driving the emerging trend. we have a special "fast money"

melissa lee is at the nasdaq.our big friday headline, the december jobs report coming in better than nearly everybody expected. we added nearly 300,000 jobs last month. on the surface you think, well, that should be powering stocks higher, but once again oil is the big drag despite a big drop in the number of rigs that came online last week, crude oil down again. in fact, just a hair above 33 bucks a barrel. let us bring in halima kroft with rbc capital markets. we have got to stop meeting like this. >> i know. >> we were in houston, in miami. we had to go to miami to talk to oil ceos. everybody said we don't know where oil is going. b, 20s are highly likely. >> at this point there's not a lot of bullish catalysts out there in the near term and we're going into refinery maintain, we have iranian barrels coming back on the market, all the concerns about chinese demand. could we crash through $30? absolutely. do the fundamentals support oil in the 20s, probably not but macro headlines can take you anywhere. >> i'm s

with melissa lee, i'm tyler matheson. welcome to "power lunch." the first chart you're going to see here, you got to see it, it is oil. >> yeah, what a stunning chart this is. right now it is up by more than 3%, 3.5% or so. but check out the spike in the fall. we were up 7 plus on news that cuts could be on the way. >> the drop has forced the dow a little lower as goes oil, as goes the major market indexes and the industrials are up half a percent but stronger earlier. 75 points. the nasdaq at 4509. up 41 points. about 1%. the s&p 500 a little bit between the two in percent terms up about three-fifths of a percent. >> bright spot in the market, the bank stocks, fantastic day. this on the heels of facebook's blockbuster earnings report. look at the gains across the board. we have facebook clocking in a gain of 16% at this hour, a staggering move considering this is a $274 billion company as of yesterday's close. amazon shares are trading up 7.5%. netflix up 3% and alphabet, google, up by more than 4%. let's dig in on the a in fang and that would be

melissa lee is at the neasdaq. as bad as things are.re hot companies and ways to make money still out. there we'll show a few of those to you coming up. right now, we have to begin with the story of the year, oil. crude nearly broke below $30 a barrel earlier today. it still could. it's at $30.20. crude oil is not been this low in more than 12 years. and your next guest says it might go much lower. adam longson is head of research at morgan stanley. he is a new face to cnbc. we welcome him to the show. adam, thank you for joining us. your report yesterday created shock waivves. you think oil could go as low as $20. it's not because of supply/demand. it thooz do with the u.s. dollar. explain. >> hi, brian. thanks for having me. it's pretty simple. i think the truth is for all the jie ragss we've seen in oil this year, the reality is you can explain most of it by the u.s. dollar, not the swings in fundamentals. i would actually argue that difference between $35 oil and $55 oil is essentially the u.s. dollar. and you can see fit you plot i

melissa lee is at the nasdaq.nother big show, and coming up, we're going to give you some of the big banks' best drdser idid the year and talk about what might be the most important stock in the world right now, and it is a name you have likely never, ever heard of. we begin with oil. yeah, it's a little higher today but we are still in, what, $31.50 range. oil stocks, as you might have heard, having a rough start to the year. the big oil etf, the oih, down 13% this year. that's more than double the drop of the dow. melissa lee, what's going on? >> hey, brian. how are you? we're going to talk about the rally here, the dow is still down 6.5% this year. so as valuations fall will companies continue to binge on their own stock through buybacks? mike santoli is here at the nasdaq with this. we've been in a blackout period ahead of earnings, but should we expect companies to resume with a vengeance once the blackout period has ended? >> the companies still have on the books authorizations to do a tremendous amount of b

i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen, michelle caruso ca bair w bairia and brian sullivan.s is an oil driven market we have here. oil, the dow flirting with the flat line. just about flat right there, down by 1.5 points. the s&p 500 up by a third of a percent. the nasdaq weighed down by apple, but weighed down just a half a percent now. >> big move in oil, up almost 4% now. more on all this later. let's start with the fed and steve liesman as we waitor

i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen, michelle caruso-cabrera and brian sullivan.our hands with the three major indices at session highs. look at the boards here. dow jones industrial average up by 1.75. s&p up by 1.7% and nasdaq up by 1.6%. and a lot of this being fueled by easy money. the bank of japan moving to a negative interest rate policy overnight. >> and one wonders whether in light of this very powerful rally if the bottom is starting to be put in, in these markets. both in terms o

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with melissa lee, i'm tyler matheson. welcome to "power lunch." chart you're going to see here, you got to see it, it is oil. >> yeah, what a stunning chart this is. right now it is up by more than 3%, 3.5% or so. but check out the spike in the fall. we were up 7 plus on news that cuts could be on the way. >> the drop has forced the dow a little lower as goes oil, as goes the major market indexes and the industrials are up half a percent but stronger earlier. 75 points. the nasdaq at 45

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in today for melissa lee. our traders on the desk today. hi, guy. tonight on "fast," the man who said sell the s&p until it hits 1900. he's back and he's got an even bolder call on where stocks are going next. plus are you worried we're in a bear market? we have the one sector that history said does well when stocks are in a freefall. we'll tell you what it is. and later, remember that talk about there being a bubble in stocks and bonds. maybe the real bubble was in oil. commodities. maybe that is the bubble that just popped. a look at what that could mean for your money. >>> but first a start with a wild day for the market. stocks staging a stunning comeback late in the day. think about that. the market is down 2.5% and we are still calling it a comeback. because the dow had fallen 565 at the dead low around noon. the s&p with steep losses after testing the 1800 early in the afternoon and still at the lowest level since 20146789 we made now lows and then bounced. what does that mean? does that mean the market found a floor? was it a key reversal? >

i'm melissa lee joined by tim sure and guy adami and also joining us is our good friend dennis gartman, his latest view on the markets and the plunging price of oil in just a moment. first the guys made it through the snow. all made it through the snow. all very happy to be here in sunny florida, albeit a little bit windy. here's what we have planned for you tonight. looking to buy an etf, kevin o'leary "shark tank's" mr. wonderful, says there's three things you need to lock at before you do. he'll explain what they are when he joins us in a few and the words of wall street, jeffrey gunlock speaking here and unleashing a very bold warning about the state of the markets. we'll hear from him in his own words. first, we start off with the markets, of course, and we're going to start not with crude itself but with the sector that's moving the most off of oil's decline and that is the financials. in fact, if you didn't check this out today, check it out now. shares of bank of america hitting its lowest level since july of 2013. citigroup touching a three-year low itself and deutsche bank, a

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live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee.ht on fast we're all over facebook's earnings. the call just getting under way. the stock is surging in the after-hours session. we'll hear from ceo mark zuckerberg on what drove the quarter. plus, one of the oldest dow components is signalling major trouble ahead for the global economy. what it is and how you can protect yourself and there's one part of the market that correctly predicted the selloff and it's pointing to more pain

i'm melissa lee. the traders on the desk.onight on "fast," apple shares briefly falling below $100 a share. what is going on in america's biggest tech company. we talk to the ceo of a key suppliers to get the inside scoop this hour. >>> plus the collapse in commodities has everyone nervous and one company could trigger a major market credit event. we'll tell you what it is and why investors are so worried. >> if you can't take the heat. get into three stocks. the three that do well in a turbulent market. >>

i'm melissa lee joined by tim sure and guy adami and also joining us is our good friend dennis gartmanon the markets and the plunging price of oil in just a me

i'm melissa lee. your traders on the desk are pete, brian, karen and dan nathan.ast," the bid for safety. the tlt rallying and a winning trade this year and the man who called the august rally swoon and tells you where he sees yields going next. >>> and go-pro just opening after being halted. the stock is tanking behind the job cuts and weak guidance plus what the ceo just said to employees. >>> and later jp morgan kicking off bank earnings tomorrow.

melissa lee is at the nasdaq for you.ere to really analyze what the oil price drop means to you and your money. yes, everybody loves low gasoline prices. but it hurt your investments. will it damage the texas economy and the overall u.s. economy? that is the question. that is why we're here. also, i want you to understand something about how this has hurt the stock market, particularly here in houston. we ran an exclusive stock screener. we found there are 214 publicly traded companies in and around the houston market. 135 of those are listed as drilling, oil, gas, or energy related. only 17% of all the 214 names are higher over the past 12 months and that is why houston leads our power city index on the decline. it fell 16% as a whole last year. the stock market struggles of houston may be, just may be trickling through the overall houston and texas economy. let's talk more now about oil and energy and where the price of oil may go. we have the managing director of tutor pickering and holt here. thank you very much for j

>>> i'm melissa lee, a sharp sell-off in asia triggering big market declines in the u.s. as well as europe. the hang seng falling 2.5%. the shanghai falling nearly 7% and the shenzhen falling nearly 8% to kick off the new year. that comes on the back of weak manufacturing data from china. andy rothman is with matthews asia. he's been a long time china bull. great to have you with us. andy, what caught my eye in the notes i got from our segment producer is you think the dramatic fluctuations in the index don't reflect what's going on in the broader china market. the official pmi on january 1st showing shrinking of the manufacturing sector. how does the index not reflect what's going on in the economy which is a slowdown? >> the main point i want to make today is the sharp fall in the shanghai composite index really doesn't reflect a sharp change in the chinese economy. those pmis you mentioned, one of them was up a fraction. the other was down a fraction. really not big news. we know, everybody knows, that manufacturing in china is weak. but it's not collapsing. we saw man

melissa lee with me. simeon heimens joins us for pro shares.tment products. but before we get to that, the s.e.c. recently announced they're looking into suitability of certain etf products including leveraged and inverse etfs, pro share active. can you tell us what your response is to that announcement and will that affect your business at all? >> there is two things going on now. one is the suitability issue, more focused on advisers and broker dealers and how they make sure that the things that their clients are holding are suitable, appropriate for their investment strategy. and that's one issue and of course we think there is nothing wrong with making sure that investments are suitable. clients should know what they own, why they own them and monitor their continued relevance for the portfolio. the other piece that i'm sure you're also aware of is the s.e.c. looking at the usage of derivatives in etfs. >> and talking about restricting the amount of leverage you may be able to have. instead of three times leverage or three times inverse, ma