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i'm melissa lee. tonight's lineup -- tim seymour will join us in moments. tonight the trillion dollars test will earnings send stocks soaring? speaking of cards, the chart master said it's time to put the brakes on this auto stock. >>> and later, gil simon presenting his best idea at this year's conference. he will break down his top pick. >>> an earnings alert. ford shares are jumping in after hours session. le let's jump straight to phil lebeau >> they are popping. reported earnings of 51 cents a share. the street was expecting 27 cents a share. forget about the fact revenue was a smidge under expectation earnings beat by 24 cents. their earnings adjusted ebit margin 8.4% stronger q4 sales, raising their 2021 profit target the new full year target is 10 1/2 to 11 1/2 that's another reason why shares move higher. what about the chip loutlook? during the call he said it is improving and will compare in the fourth quarter compared to third quarter. he said it will decrease in intensity but it will last in 2022, and it may linger into 2023 that hasn't scared

i'm melissa lee. on fast we are gearing up for earnings season. the action kicks off next week four big names that need to be on your radar. home depot and -- under pressure we start off with a fueled-up rally. crude oil crossing the $80 mark for the first time since 2018. that helps the energy sector lead the way in today's market nine of the ten top performing s&p stocks were up will the energy rally continue or is this red-hot trade running on empty brian kelly, what do you make of this huge run? >> i have been long on oil so you are asking a barber if you need a haircut yes. i think oil has more to run. we know there has been underinvestment in the carbon based sources. natural gas, oil drilling, those type of things those are slow to react. it's unclear whether we will have the typical supply response that we might get in this particular situation i do think that higher energy prices are here to stay. that being said, we have had a good run i did take profit today. that doesn't mean i think it's going down but i think higher energy prices wil

i'm melissa lee live at the nasdaq site at times square. we've got a big show under way here's what's on tap >> ended september by breaking a seven-month win streak when something like that happens, investors habitually jettison two types of stocks the first, their worst performers the second, let's leave that surprising one to carter worth >>> then sometimes things just get so bad, they're good tony hops back on a past favorite that's been taken for a rough ride >>> and finally a promising new covid treatment has merck in the spotlight. but tonight it's also spotlight several important lessons about surprise market events and how you should treat them. professor khouw has the prescription it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> let's get right to it. stocks are rallying to kick off the first day of q4 following the market's worst first month of the year and the chart master says after a big flush like we had in september, investors habitually sell two types of stocks carter, what are they? >> sure. conce

i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast, intel on the out. shares sk teeing their biggest drop andcleveland cliffs is soaring after nearly 15% earnings. what is next for the steel producer and beyond meat shares plunging today. we start off with the great consumer comeback. shares of america express soaring. the stock posting its biggest game since last november the company saying card member spending hit a record, nearly $8500 on record. is this a sign the american consumer is back better than ever >> jeff mills? >> i think they have been back for a while. i have talked about the strength of the consumer, all of the things that can power demand as we move into 2022. this was all good news loan balances were up. i think you saw it in the macrodata today. not just amex. you are seeing spending. i think that is important trying to figure out where the strength of the consumer will go. amex is trading at 20 times, maybe a little higher so i think some of the good news is in at this point when i think about general retail you can think about cole

i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast we are at the halfway mark for q3 earnings season there are a slew of names on deck so in the spirit of halloween we are bringing them in a trick-or-treat version of everybody's favorite game. facebook goes meta and later so bad it is good. the health care stock ma might be -- that might be the medicine you need to add to your portfolio. >> up a whopping 30 basis points that's for the spread between 30 and 2 year spread. it's at its two-year lowest level. tim, what does this move tell you? >> spooky. what can i tell you? >> is it ghoulish? maybe something that's ultimately good news back to march, 2020, we were digesting the depth of the pandemic i think we have a better idea socially where we are. some normalization some bond yields are great the feds have overstated their welcome. we always talk the velocity of moves. the move for the two-year note, 55 at its peak, pulled back a little bit if that chart was anything else, it would look parabolic. look at canada and w

. >> i should also remind you, do not miss the cnbc special tonight, melissa lee reporting on the generationt's been flocking to sports betting and trading apps and she talks to one addiction specialist that sees warning signs e spspeciall when it comes to the proliferation of trading apps. >> when i open up these apps i see gambling >> it looks like gambling to you? >> it is gambling. it's 24 hours, seven days a week. >> what about them is a detective? >> what i'm seeing certainly are the basic core elements of gambling, intermittent reinforcement, large font, graphics, encouraging people to persist in those behaviors and it's what casinos use and that's all there. >> you can watch melissa lee's report on sports trading tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnbc. we're back right after this. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. with ibm, you can do both. businesses like insurers can automate it processes across clouds. so agents can spend more time on customer needs. and whatever comes your

. >> i'm melissa lee tonight's lineup -- tonight on fast, bitcoin breaking out where is it headed from here the chart master is standing by to break it down plus our chart of the week one of our traders has been recommending for a while, but it's down more than 7% since monday and later, a huge week of earnings take a look at that list we will tell you the four names traders are watching the straw that may have broken fac facebook's back. it is tied for the longest losing streak in the company's history. it has been under pressure since the damning article on the impact it has on young girls this is not just broad tech sector weakness. facebook shares may have come away unscathed from everything from elections, but in the last month it's different could things be different this time >> if you think back to june, july of 2020, a lot of advertiser pullouts and facebook down 10 to 12% and stocks stormed back for a lot of reasons. mostly because it's the only game in town in terms of ad growth the ad growth is nothing short of spectacular facebook is at the front of the loin ad pricing up

i'm melissa lee live at the nasdaq site at times square.ve got a big show under way here's what's on tap >> ended september by breaking a seven-month win streak when something like that happens, investors habitually jettison two types of stocks the first, their worst performers the second, let's leave that surprising one to carter worth >>> then sometimes things just get so

i'm melissa lee. tonight we are all over the after hours action tesla down calls for ibm and lvs kicks off. we will bring you the big headlines from those quarters. plus crafting a deal papal is in late stage talks to buy pinterest. what a tie-up could mean for the two companies. and dow with an all-time high. we start off with an earnings alert. tesla shares under a little pressure in the after hours after reporting its results. phil >> melissa, i am not surprised to see the stock selling off a little it has had a heck of a move over the last couple months after better than expected delivery in the third quarter. look what they earned for the third quarter. $1.86 per share, which was above estimates. and gross margins 28.8%. much stronger than expected. it's set up by record deliveries in the third quarter they delivered a little over 231,000 vehicles and on pace to deliver over 800,000 numbers when they deliver their fourth quarter. here is what people will be focused on can they give us better insi

melissa lee takes a closer look at the sport and betting trends and a leading company in the space draftkingview of what's coming up tonight. >> draftkings founded by matt, jason robbins and paul lieberman a decade ago at the time they were co-workers atavista print. >> running the office pool or doing daily fantasy sports together how did the idea come about? >> we played the softball league playing fantasy leagues why the idea of draftkings as a daily fantasy sports site came up and the concept is what if you could draft every day. >> if you think it would be legal? >> we thought the fantasy business would be large. there's no line of sight to sports betting for years after we launched in 2012. >> for more about the rise of sports betting across the country watch "generation gamble." at 8:00 p.m. >>> shares of robinhood jump and tech bounces back. ose stories and many more inside the market zone next. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in th

i'm melissa lee. we have a busy night of earnings all of these companies on the move many of the calls are just getting underway plus, we are trading the record rally. the s&p 500 trading at a fresh all time high. and later ups delivers, handing in its best numbers in six months >>> we start off with the tech earnings trifecta. we have full team coverage of this report. julie is standing by and dierdra. hey, josh. >> microsoft had rallied hard, up about 40%, hit a new all time high in today's trade. 227 on the bottom. not clear if that's comparable to estimates i checked in with kirk who said strong results across the board. impressive in the cloud. continues to outperform at 48% commercial up 21%. most cloud businesses are accelerating keys on the call were kirk he rates microsoft outperformed, well positioned to capitalize in the digital transformation he said the call starts at 5:30 eastern. back to you. >> thanks so much. josh lipton. you may look at after hours action and say nah, but the context

cnbc pro subscription is up to date >> i am going to watch the playoffs >> no, i am going to watch melissa lee at 8:00 p.m. and right now as we turn it over to "fast money. >> thank you this is fast money tonight's lineup -- we are going off the charts. one top technician is laying out the top key level to watch plus fanduel ceo joins us. why she is calling sports betting boom a big bubble. and the squid game effect. if you don't know what that is, we will explain. what might be the ultimate teflon tech stock. microsoft is just 5% below its all time high. microsoft is the only mega stock that hasn't seen a 10% correction from peak to trough so what is microsoft telling you and how are you trading this name dan nathan, let's go to you first tonight. >> hi, mel it's interesting when you put the graphic up there, all of the other names up there we know combined amount to about 25% of the sa&p 500, the fact that microsoft didn't have that correction is interesting in and of itself. maybe it was the bottleneck issues or issues with china. they have been through a lot of that already again, we have

. >> live from new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. tonight on fast a we are trading the financials as big banks kicks off the earning seasons. we have your big bank setup straight ahead plus william shatner making history becoming the oldest person to travel into space with all of the money and hype into space, why are the space stocks failing to launch. >>> later pete is taking the mound to throw out his best idea why he thinks this energy stock is fueling up. >>> we start up with what might be the season of excuses corporate america has every excuse to make an excuse check out delta, the company reporting its first numbers since the pandemic fedex, we heard from them three weeks ago. the shipping giant saying labor shortage will cost them $350 million. and also with the blame game, the supply chain issues. are we prepared for all of the excuses in what could end up being a season of disappointment guy, what do you say >> you know what they say about excuses. i hope you know because i am not going to say it on this family show this e

i'm melissa lee. to kick things off is a major earnings alert on snap that stock is plummeting after hours, down about 23%. the call is underway let's get straight to julia with more on the quarter. >> that stock is plummeting after snap reported third quarter revenues and missed estimates. the company guided to lower than expected revenue for the fourth quarter. snap added 13 million users over the course of the quarter. that beat estimates by about 4 million. but the ceo warned that apple's privacy changes are impacting the company more than anticipated saying - >>> nouz spiegel goes on to say the company is building its own first party measurement tools to mitigate these privacy changes and also noting that supply chain constraints and advertisers are hurting its business look at some of the other social names taking a hit on this news. facebook, twitter, pintrest and google's parent alphabet these other social stocks are so exposed to advertising in that ios system >> investors wanted to look thro

. >> live, we are looking at new york city times square i'm melissa lee. this is our lineup tonight we are watching shares of tesla kicking off its annual meeting in less than 30 minutes. what you can expect whennie leln musk takes the stage one of our traders getting nervous heading into next week he or she will tell us why the s&p, dow and nasdaq notching their highest closes of the month. 10 of 11 sectors were up today led by consumer stocks the ten-year treasury yield at its highest level since mid june how do you make sense of this market action, guy >> will you indulge me for just a minute, mel? >> all right >> try to have enthusiasm. dan's denim is fitting today because when i was a wee lad in the '90s, they said we need to go to this establishment the peculiar pub so with yields trading at what they were today. if you told me ten years 158 where is the s&p, i would have said we were well short. here we are rallying makes no sense to me maybe it's charlie munger's comments yields going higher is a warning sign the market didn't choose to heed it tod

. >> i'm melissa lee tonight's lineup -- tonight on fast we are after the chairs of netflix and united, earnings and breaking down their quarters a blockbuster debut. but it was another move in crypto land. and find out where our traders stand on big box battles netflix gave up all after hours gains. let's go straight to julia with the break down >> 4.4 million new subscribers u.s. and canada was slower, 70,000 new subscribers in the quarter. the company is saying it's seeing the positive effect of a stronger slate in the second half of the year, disclosing that squid games has now been watched by 142 million member households, a record and they expect the fourth quarter to be the strongest fourth quarter content offering yet much they say a more normal content slate next year with more originals and a release schedule that was more balanced unlike this year where the content was touched to the second half. and this letter to sh shareholders -- at the same time netflix noted the service is still relatively small. to give a better sense of the screen time, the company disclosing it will

. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is melissa lee. the three words that sent the bitcoin brigade wild today what jpmorgan said about the cryptocurrency that gets a ton of heat. >>> southwest shares until pressure, the airlines canceled thousands of flight? a nightmare weekend for travelers. we'll break down the fallout later. >>> and ante up, should you roll the dice on these names? >>> running out of gas, so to speak, xle hitting the highest level since 2020 the move comes even as oil prices closed as nearly seven-year hide. commodity up, stocks down, what gives? guy? >> for now, mel, two more sleeps before the opening nights for the rangers, if anyone cares, and kudos to tim who's been on this for a long time i think you continue to be there. maybe the equities underperformed a bit today obviously the broader market didn't help. some of the levels that we stopped at makes sense that traded up to $7, $8 that was a three-year high, goldman sachs basically said it's run its course, so some of these names may have gotten ahead of themse

melissa lee hosts. >>> it's on you to kind of realize what you want to do with your money and how risky be >> what does your portfolio look like now >> i believe i have a stock in tesla, in neo. i did invest in doij coin. >> do you realize it was started as a joke? >> yes >> and you're in it? >> yeah. why not. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> time for your morning rbi. today's most random but interesting thing is short and hopefully sweet because it has to do with stocks. hey, what else after yesterday's trouncing for tech, right. even though you know the stats, nasdaq down six of the past seven sessions here's one that may make you feel a little bit better that's our job in the morning. according to keith lerner, the fourth quarter is reportedly a solid one. in fact, going back to 1950, stocks have risen 79% of the time with an average gain of 4%. and lerner wrote to clients friday to use any weakness in the mark

i want to take a minute to clue you into a can't-miss special airing on cnbc my great friend melissa lee takes a closer look at the sports betting and generation gamble which airs at 8 p.m. eastern right after "the news with shepard smith." gambling is one of the most exciting trends in our country right now. so now it is time. it's time for the lightning round. and then the lightning round is over are you ready skee-daddy lightning round. start with michael in tennessee. michael. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i've got a question for you about union bank. >> sure. >> caller: morgan stanley and jpmorgan pays nice dividends of 2.6% and beat earnings the past four quarters three year earnings share 78%. my question is jef, jefferies handling. >> i think richie is great i met him when i went in on saturdays to get my taxes done jefferies goes higher. let's go to ryan in wisconsin. ryan >> caller: jimmy chill. >> oh, man, what's up? the chill wants to know. >> caller: i've got a quick two questions. question one, can you have the ceo come on "mad money"? you'll like the story. number two, i know y

i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," disney gets dinged falling 3% on growth concerns for disney plus. we will break down how the traders are playing the streaming news. >>> zillow plunging 9% we will tell you why zillow is taking a home buying halt. >>> later, shares of amc in rally mode we spotted unusual options activity we will break down the option. >>> the biotech breakdown. feeling a little bit under the weather again today. the index you falling 2%, down 7.5% over the past month compared to a 1% gain for the broader markets. if you are the biotech trade, should you brace for more sick days ahead or healthy gains on the horizon? guy, in the underperformance persisted for the year, down 13% for the year with the s&p 500 close to record highs. >> so, obviously, that's a little bit different than the ibb. the biggest thing is innla at about 1.2% of the holdings in that name. it's extraordinarily diversified. many names we rarely talk about, i go to the ibb. that's now heavily weighted the other way

i'm melissa lee. guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman, and pete najarian. tonight, facebook shares plunging 5% as a whistle-blower sounds the alarm and the company is hit with a massive service disruption we're breaking down the fallout straight ahead >>> plus tesla holding in the green despite today's selloff. we'll bring you the big number that had investors driving into this stock >>> and karen ringing the register the one retail name she hit the sell button on today, what it is and why it's time to bag it. the s&p dropping more than a percent, dow down over 300 points, tech-heavy nasdaq down 2%, posting its lowest close since june apple, microsoft, google, losing a combined $36 billion in market cap today alone. is there more pain ahead you go in and start buying guy, what do you think >> certainly some of those names, mel more pain ahead i think for the broader market i've tried to be consistent on this i thought 4100 in the s&p, i'll stand by that, although the way it treated today leads me to believe we'll see a bit of a bounce tomorrow. yeah, if 410

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multi-dimensional share down space is promoted as next step in sharing of the internet in "generation gamble" melissa lees already have to offer >> central games casinos reportedly racked up more than $100 million in crypto transactions in the first six months in addition to gambling players can invest in nfts or non-fungible tokens, those speculative digital assets like land, art or fashion >> for example, this pair of pants, these are $4,000. >> $4,000 for virtual bell bottom pants >> exactly $10,000 for that hat >> that seems like a lot of money something only your avatar can wear it is not the only game in town. >> melissa joins me now. i could ask a lot of questions about the $10,000 hat, but i know this is a much broader issue that is raising some concerns about sort of the gameification of everything. >> it is sort of the notion, kelley, you know, during the pandemic people got online they're looking for things to do they're looking for ways to earn money, and fast fortune was the mantra of the younger generation they were online betting, they were online investing and the lines are getting blurre

catch melissa lee's new documentary generation gamble. it premiers tonight at 8:00 p.m. iran time.ans. you want to play close attention to this one. so much happening with the fed right now. >>> next in the wake of the facebook whistle blower going public we asked republican senator ted cruz if the social goliath could expect regulations soon. stay tuned you are watching "squawk box." this is cnbc . >>> they don't need it they're making plenty of money all thoo they're doing is increasing the amount of money they're making without regard for the pain they're causing >> that was senator richard blumenthal of connect earlier. his subcommittee will hear testimony from whistleblower frances hagen. here to talk about whether regulations are needed texas senator ted cruz and senior you're not on the subcommittee i think you sit on these things being on the committee, itself you know, i have to say it's heart warming to see the bipartisan shift and just both sides have their reasons for bashing facebook i think and it's rare, but you've got your own problems i think maybe from a little bi

. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is melissa lee. the cryptocurrency that gets a ton of heat. >>> southwest shares until pressure, the airlines canceled thousands of flight? a nightmare weekend for travelers. we'll break down the fallout later. >>> and ante up, should you roll the dice on these names? >>> running out of gas, so to speak, xle hitting

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. >> i'm melissa lee tonight's lineup -- tonight on fast, bitcoin breaking out where is it headed fromn 7% since monday and

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lee will present this item. >> i can see miss mcgee, thank you for coming. >> hello commissioners and executive director dearman. my name is melissa mcgee, i'm a programmanager with office of community partnerships the department of disability and aging . i am seeking your review and approval of the california department of aging medicare improvements for patients and providers contract 1212 six. the budget and all amendments. for your information presentation of this standard contract document is part of the disability aging services commission for approval as required step in the california department of agingcontracts certification process . funding provided for the grant was increased medicare beneficiary enrollment in the drug benefit low income program and medicare savings program and medicare update. the program will be completed by san francisco's health insurance counseling program which is operated by a contract with ocp. self-help for the elderly has committed the program as part of their larger inception. self-help for the elderly has been very successful in grant purposes. monitoring for fiscal year 2021 was conducted