. >> i'm melissa lee tim seymour, phil camp relly of j.p. morgan, steve grasso and guy adami. the market rally is back on. the dow surging after a strong jobs report and there is one chart that could mean record highs are here to stay we've got the details, plus lyft spinning down ahead of its earnings down 13% from the ipo price and is the ipo boom about to go bust but first, it's a jungle out there and berkshire hathaway is going head first with amazon he's making a bet on the tech giant. the stock has had a wild ride so far this year. it's up 30% in 2019. their 230 billion in market cap and now within striking distance of all-time highs and do you keep buying amazon here or is this as good as it gets for the stock, guy >> guns' n roses >> i think we have >> of course, you can. flash or duff mckagan? >> flash >> i think you're wrong. duff was the heart and soul of the band, but slash was the pretty boy >> he's going to tie this in. >> i'll tell you welcome to the jungle right now and you were about to leave the jungle until warren buffett said i'm going to get myself a littl

i'm melissa lee. >> tim seymour and guy adami, check out shares disney. the conference call is going on and we'll hear from bob iger later this hour and we've got the man who wrote the book on disney literally jim stewart of "the new york times" will be here to give us instant reaction and the market attempting to make up some ground today and deal hopes and falling short of the close take a look at some of the trade war casualty across the board this week and u.s. steel, the biggest loser down 9% and the tech giant alibaba under pressure look with wynn and deere. so as deal talks hang in the balance, could this be your best chance to buy these stocks or is there more pain ahead? >> can i ask you a quick question >> yes >> what was the name of that song >> i have no idea. >> who was the name of the band who created that >> war >> let's keep going. thanks. >> why do you do that to me? can we resume the show we are one minute in and we haven't gotten anywhere. we're starting with u.s. steel trade it or fade it, guy >> a couple of weeks ago it was the nfl dr

i'm melissa lee. >> tim seymour and guy adami, check out shares disney.e call is going on and we'll hear from bob iger later this hour and we've got the man who wrote the book on disney literally jim stewart of "the new york times" will be here to give us instant reaction and the market attempting to make up some ground today and deal hopes and falling short of the close take a look at som

melissa lee. carter worth, tim seymour, jeff niles from pmc and dan nathan. crude getting crushed sinking another 5% now down 16% this month. is the commodity in for a crude summer we have the details. plus apple rotting >> oh! >> the stock having its worst month since november sinking deeper into a bear market and there seem to be signs of life the dow dropping 300 points having the worst month year as the president axe noubsannounce tariffs on mexico. restaurants and railroads all taking hits today as wall street tries to digest just how big this impact could be now we're fighting a trade front, a trade war with china and mexico what does the market look like for these trade battles? >> hi, mel it tells you that tariffs are being used for any circumstances and this isn't about protecting the intellectual property and this isn't about control of technology and this isn't about politics and this is about elections and it's about what it's done on a two-day move. look at bond yields and you went from 228 to 211 on the teb-year and almost 1.5% and transports do

. >> i'm melissa lee tim seymour, phil camp relly of j.p. morgan, steve grasso and guy adami.ack on. the dow surging after a strong jobs report and there is one chart that could mean record highs are here to stay we've got the details, plus lyft spinning down ahead of its earnings down 13% from the ipo price and is the ipo boom about to go bust but first, it's a jungle out there and berkshire hathaway is going head first with amazon

melissa lee. >> your traders are tim seymour, carter worth, steve grasso and guy adami. today we dig into the biggest ipo of the year, beyond meat up 250% since they debuted and the shorts are getting cooked and the analyst is here with the bull case and that's noble and we'll start on what was a wild week for the market and your money. investors buying and selling on nearly every trade headline in the markets valiantly and futily trying to make a comeback and the conflict with iran adding to the nervousness, as well, so what is the macro market telling us, if anything, guy adami. >> yes, sir, about the trade deal and is all of this volatility, maybe, maybe, a chance to get in or get out? >> first of all, great having you here you do yeoman's work >> the hard way. >> a five and five >> i knew that >> i'll say it again, i thought the markets were low for a while and i've been wrong, but this week in a lot of ways has solidified my view 2940 in the s&p and we have a great technician, carter worth will tell you that's a pretty decent double top, and i'll say this again i th

melissa lee. your traders are tim seymour, don grasso karen finerman and g guy. one top strategist says it is about to get worse he will explain and we're all over the after hours movers, and and we'll bring you the latest from the conference calls happening right now. speaking of earnings, 75% of the s&p 500 have now reported earnings so talk a look at some of the biggest winners and losers so far since reporting earnings ford up 9% caterpillar down 5% and alphabet and intel are both down double digits do any of these earnings busts turn into bargain buys do you stick with the winners here >> i think a couple of them look very, very interesting and i feel valuation and companies and i don't think i get worried about execution. intel talked about things that if you worry about the things they talked about you worry about it for everybody and they talked about data center and china. their datacentric business is something in terms of earnings quality people wanted to see about this company and i feel very good about the path they're on and the valuation is far fro

live from new york's times square i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee, your traders are tim seymour, karen finerman, tim grasso and guy adami they tried to make a valiant comeback in the last hour. does that mean a comeback of trade war fears may be finally dying down or is it going to get worse from here? a top technician will be here it you think more selling is to come plus the consumer caught right in the crosshairs and the threat of rising tariffs looming and we've got a pair you've got to hear from, former sears ceo allen questrom and tillman fertitta the dow down 450 points in the lows before racing to make a comeback we still closed down 286 points and that's down 1.1% and something, my friend, that has not happened in eight years. the market taking few prisoners today. investors in small caps and they tumbled more than 2% and the crude oil down over 5% and the ten-year yield in its lowest level since 2017 and it's important to remember the s&p 500 is still higher than it was just one month ago the question with all this information and numbers, guy adami, what do we do now

melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, tim grasso and dan the top tesla bull and plus foot locker getting stomped on. the stock down 10% and one of our traders looking at the stock right now as we speak, literally right now. he has the details and we start with the fang inferno. facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet down 10% as trade tensions escalate. should we be about this fang mess. >> we've had these bouts where fang left and that's been a place for concern and if you think about times where people are questioning global growth it hasn't been in this environment and i look at netflix and facebook and those were rebounds off of very difficult decembers and falls deep into the end of the year and the fact that they pulled back aggressively after such an aggressive move higher not a huge surprise and google is disappointing and amazon is disappointing and all we've done this week is talk about retail and amazon should be the one that doesn't have these secular issues and these exist earn issues and they're the ones that everyone is competing with and it's disappoint

melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, grass op and dan nathan. trade tensions escalate, but are these trade tantrums the buying opportunity you've been waiting for? we start with the ipo everyone on wall street was waiting for that's right, uber having a wild debut opening below its $45 ipo price, closing near the lows of the day, closing below its open price down nearly 8% for the rest of the market rallied and uber did not, this has investors questioning the value of the growth trade overall and the tech-heavy nasdaq down 3% this week that was the worst week of the year dan nath aan, what do you make this >> it was nothing short of a disaster an this was a massively bungled ipo and brought from the company that bungled facebook in 2012 all day long i kept hearing people apologizing -- >> sorry, who bungled it >> it was morgan stanley do you remember the facebook deal back in 2012? i mean, you know, facebook opened, you know, priced at 38 and traded at 44 and broke the next day and flushed and kept on going. >> and the low end -- at >> bottom of

fast money" does start right now live from the market, i am brian sullivan if for melissa lee and your traders are tim seymour, care know finerman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight it keeps getting worse for investors in semiconductors and the semis slammed on track for the worst month in a decade. one technician says the game may be over and he'll tell you what names he's buying now. from a semislump to a social sag. people are fleeing facebook and people will tell you what's hot and what's not and what it means for these high-flying stocks, but first. we are in our worst slump of the year for stocks and it got worse today. the dow off 207 points and bond yields, they moved down again and buyers moving in the averages ended on the lows for the day and with heavy volume, never a good sign, but investors have been running for safety, real estate at a record high, up 17% this year, consumer staples and utilities both up 11% in 2019. also both near their highs here's the question, what do these run, guy adami a buy in utilities and a buy in real estate and a buy in bonds and an inverted ten-year and three-month

melissa lee. carter worth, tim seymour, jeff niles from pmc and dan nathan. crushed sinking another 5% now down 16% this month. is the commodity in for a crude summer we have the details. plus apple rotting >> oh! >> the stock having its worst month since november sinking deeper into a bear market and there seem to be signs of life the dow dropping 300 points having the worst month year as

melissa lee. pete najarian, peter kelly and tim seymour. nearly a decade in the after hours and we'll bring you the latest and plus the bears are out for tesla and a top analyst says the worst-case scenario for the stock could be as low as ten bucks a share, yes, ten bucks. we will also talk to that man you just saw, by the way we'll start with the markets as the u.s. temporarily easy restrictions on huawei and if you think you heard the story before you're right because despite the volatility and headwins, the s&p 500 is right back to where we started at the same level we were exactly two months ago so is this truly a market now, and this is our wheel house stock picking. >> our producers is playing a little we're stuck in the middle for you. so what would you be picking here in a world where so much stuff has sold off lows? >> and we spent a lot of tomb talking about semis and some of the things are most exposed to trade. the stock i was more bullish on and higher up and this is a stock that's been destroyed in this last month essentially

melissa lee. your traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly and jim grasso >> the tesla sinking 6% to a fresh, multi-year low and karen says there's more trouble under the hood and she'll give us the fine print mark yusko of morgan creek capital is back and he says stocks are in for a double-digit decline this year and he won't believe what he says to buy instead. we start off with the markets lower today as we are in the thick of retail earnings and there's been one key theme amid these reports. tariff anticipation. everyone from macy's to walmart, and target, steven mnuchin is monitoring the situation chosely. is there more pain to come for the group, tim >> the retail community or the consumer is supposed to be pretty healthy where you've seen jobless claims we're at peak labor and this is a dynamic. you talk about the xrt the xrt is down about 8% in 20 sessions and basically has given back half way to where it was on december 24th when we would all acknowledge the world was in a pretty scary place i think we're in a dynamic where the net cost to them on imports, they're looking at a consu

live from new york's times square i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee, your traders are tim seymourn, tim grasso and guy adami they tried to make a valiant comeback in the last hour. does that mean a comeback of trade war fears may be finally dying down or is it going to get worse from here? a top technician will be here it you think more selling is to come plus the consumer caught right in the crosshairs and the threat of rising tariffs looming and we've got a pa

melissa lee. your traders are tim seymour, don grasso karen finerman and g guy.op strategist says it is about to get worse he will explain and we're all over the after hours movers, and and we'll bring you the latest from the conference calls happening right now. speaking of earnings, 75% of the s&p 500 have now reported earnings so talk a look at some

melissa lee. >> your traders are tim seymour, carter worth, steve grasso and guy adami.ond meat up 250% since they debuted and the shorts are getting cooked and the analyst is here with the bull case and that's noble and we'll start on what was a wild week for the m

fast money" does start right now live from the market, i am brian sullivan if for melissa lee and your traders are tim seymourdan nathan and guy adami tonight it keeps getting worse for investors in semiconductors and the semis slammed on track for the worst month in a decade. one technician says the game may be over and he'll tell you what names he's buying now. from a semislump to a social sag. people are fleeing facebook and people will tell you what's hot and what's not and what it means for these high-flying stocks, but first.

melissa lee. pete najarian, peter kelly and tim seymour.d we'll bring you the latest and plus the bears are out for tesla and a top analyst says the worst-case scenario for the stock could be as low as ten bucks a share, yes, ten bucks. we will also talk to that man you just saw, by the way we'll start with t

melissa lee. your traders on the desk are tim seymour, brian kelly and jim grasso >> the tesla sinking 6% to a fresh and karen says there's more trouble under the hood and she'll give us the fine print mark yusko of morgan creek capital is back and he says stocks are in for a double-digit decline this year and he won't believe what he says to buy instead. we start off with the markets lower today as we are in the thick of retail earnings and there's been one key theme amid thes

melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, tim grasso and dan the top tesla bull and plused on. the stock down 10% and one of our traders looking at the stock right now as we speak, literally right now. he has the details and we start with the fang inferno. facebook, amazon, netf

melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, grass op and dan nathan.ons escalate, but are these trade tantrums the buying opportunity you've been waiting for? we start with the ipo everyone on wall street was waiting for that's right, uber having a wild debut opening below its $45 ipo price, closing near the lows of the day, closing below its open price down