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michael santoli, this stock was down into earnings.thusiasm out of howard schultz. >> christine, expectations here? part of it is the buyback program? >> sure. we were expecting 42 cents. she came in line. beat top line by slightly. would love to hear more about mobile pay. that's become a huge part of their business. about 20% of transactions through their store. more about the rollout people using the mobile app to pay before they get there. >> amazon reporting 19 cents on $23.13 billion. street was looking for a loss of 14 cents on $23.39 billion. just looking through the release, total operating expenses, $22.7 billion. operating margin clocks in at 2% of worldwide sales. amazon web services net sales $1.8 billion and spinning ahead q-3 guidance $23.3 billion to $25.5 billion. street was around $24 billion. amazon reporting a 19 cent gain on $23.2 billion. back to you. >> profit growth at amazon. wow. 13% higher in after-hour trades. michael santoli, i saw you looking surprised there. >> surprised by the number. almost a billion do
michael santoli, this stock was down into earnings.thusiasm out of howard schultz. >> christine, expectations here? part of it is the buyback program? >> sure. we were expecting 42 cents. she came in line. beat top line by slightly. would love to hear more about mobile pay. that's become a huge part of their business. about 20% of transactions through their store. more about the rollout people using the mobile app to pay before they get there. >> amazon reporting 19 cents on...
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. >> joining us to discuss all this, michael santoli from yahoo finance. and google set to report. michael santoli, we are expecting earn frgs amings from google and mattel. >> the response to earnings has been very good. everyone knew the bar was low. they are hurdling it. i think it's interesting that we had this outperformance of nasdaq from bell to bell. it was a nasdaq market. it was a traditional growth stock market. bob mentioning materials being weak. strong dollar hurting that. it's been a week-long draining of anxiety out of the market. vix dipping below 12% is telling. >> feels like this market is grinding. the average trading range for the dow was 190 points. today pretty low. we are grinding higher here. >> we are grinding higher because we were in the midst of macro concerns the last couple of weeks. now we are focused on company specific issues and earnings. to the point of earnings being good, they have been. they started last week with walgreens alliance boots. the most encouraging sector so far is the financials. they ran into the prints. one of the best sectors i
. >> joining us to discuss all this, michael santoli from yahoo finance. and google set to report. michael santoli, we are expecting earn frgs amings from google and mattel. >> the response to earnings has been very good. everyone knew the bar was low. they are hurdling it. i think it's interesting that we had this outperformance of nasdaq from bell to bell. it was a nasdaq market. it was a traditional growth stock market. bob mentioning materials being weak. strong dollar hurting...
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michael santoli on set, dan greenhouse and steve grasso will join us in a moment. had to do with this enormous snapback in energy that looks strange? >> it was the big losers winning today. one of the messages the past few days everybody noticed the weak breadth numbers and the rest of it. one of the things that tells you is a lot of stocks had already corrected very hard. i thought you saw that reflected in the oversold bounce today. we have to see if it continues. today was not much about any kind of new leadership. it was a bounce. a lot of people having the same observation of fed days upside bias, let's snug things up before that happens. >> viewers love to comment on how often the market does rally on fed days or around minutes. not that that's a guarantee anything will happen on that front tomorrow. this is a market still hanging on the federal reserve? is this a market hanging on what happens next in china? >> i'm in the minority. i don't think this is a market hanging on the federal reserve for six or nine months now. i don't mean to insinuate the fed does
michael santoli on set, dan greenhouse and steve grasso will join us in a moment. had to do with this enormous snapback in energy that looks strange? >> it was the big losers winning today. one of the messages the past few days everybody noticed the weak breadth numbers and the rest of it. one of the things that tells you is a lot of stocks had already corrected very hard. i thought you saw that reflected in the oversold bounce today. we have to see if it continues. today was not much...
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joining us we have michael santoli, kevin o'leary, welcome both.have "fast money" trader guy adami. guy, why this late day reversal? >> technicals held up. yes we breached it today. we tested levels when you came on sunday night during your show from 8:00 to 9:00 we tested the levels that the market troughed sunday night. we reversed from there and are off to the races. once again, market rejects a sell-off. technicals matter. sellers got spooked. you mentioned reversal in oil. that was huge as well. >> you had so many individual stocks oversold the s&p didn't capture the damage done in prior weeks. you see the reversal in energy stocks and the rest of it. it seemed it was poised. also if greek didn't hurt us the first two days if we didn't break, the instinct is to say with earnings coming maybe that's as much damage as that immediate headline risk will have on us. >> any day given the volatility where is my incremental dollar going to go? do i put it into bonds? i do think the fed will move aggressively on rates? it leads me to investments in equ
joining us we have michael santoli, kevin o'leary, welcome both.have "fast money" trader guy adami. guy, why this late day reversal? >> technicals held up. yes we breached it today. we tested levels when you came on sunday night during your show from 8:00 to 9:00 we tested the levels that the market troughed sunday night. we reversed from there and are off to the races. once again, market rejects a sell-off. technicals matter. sellers got spooked. you mentioned reversal in oil....
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and here onset with me now is michael santoli with our own jon fortt and guy adami.t me kick it off with you, did the markets like the fed decision here? or is there something else going on here? >> well you said it earlier, china rebound has a lot to do with the fact that the technicals in the market, the s&p specifically continue to work. 121 is the level. yes, i know it traded below and closed below, but within a whisper of 121 bounced off those levels and the fed had a lot to do with it. the market doesn't want to break those levels. everybody's looking for it to happen. doesn't want to happen. it happens when you least expect it. right now, the trajectory continues to be higher. >> yeah mike we have a nice two-day rally shaping up. maybe you need to stick around. >> exactly. i'll be back tomorrow if you like. no surprises, no sudden moves in all the other macro markets. vix down toward 12 again. and i'm going to point to that level of 2,100. we've crossed it on a given day. just a round number we keep wearing out right now. >> and you mention the vix. it's extra
and here onset with me now is michael santoli with our own jon fortt and guy adami.t me kick it off with you, did the markets like the fed decision here? or is there something else going on here? >> well you said it earlier, china rebound has a lot to do with the fact that the technicals in the market, the s&p specifically continue to work. 121 is the level. yes, i know it traded below and closed below, but within a whisper of 121 bounced off those levels and the fed had a lot to do...
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. >> and joining us right now for more michael santoli and our own sue herrera. first to you, mike 3 1/2-hour outage today what have we learned? >> what's your lead? >> it didn't help. okay. it always seems to happen on days we're leaning down anyway. doesn't it? so i don't really feel as if there was a panic response. it didn't feel like a stampede. but it was a slow steady build of pressure on the sell side the whole time. and i think the halt was just one element of it. one more confusing thing. and i don't want to make too much about this kind of global theme we're seeing here but it makes people uncomfortable when you have massive number of stocks halted in china, atms running out of cash in greece. feels like this globalized financial system isn't quite working right. >> it was disorienting to a great degree. we were focusing on what was important. continued sharp decline in china. this ultimatum being given to greece to come up with something before sunday and all of these important things going on. and then suddenly we can't trade on the new york stock ex
. >> and joining us right now for more michael santoli and our own sue herrera. first to you, mike 3 1/2-hour outage today what have we learned? >> what's your lead? >> it didn't help. okay. it always seems to happen on days we're leaning down anyway. doesn't it? so i don't really feel as if there was a panic response. it didn't feel like a stampede. but it was a slow steady build of pressure on the sell side the whole time. and i think the halt was just one element of it. one...