more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in boom bust co-host christiane and michelle schneidershe's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supplies for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now field prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states have spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i have north carolina declaring a state of emergency and suspending motor vehicle fuel chance for regulations in order to ease the pain and georgia governor also took similar steps suspending gas sales taxes until saturday so this shutdown will have implications on both gasoline supply and prices but the impacts so far have been very regional the states may s

for more on this and what's moving markets let's bring in boom bust co-host christiane and michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supplies for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now feel prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states has spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i have north carolina declaring a state of emergency and suspending motor vehicle fuel chance for regulations in order to ease the pain and georgia governor also took similar steps of spending gas sales taxes until saturday so this shutdown will have implications on both gasoline supply and prices that the impacts so far have been very regional the states may

more on this and what's moving markets today let's bring in boom bust co-hosts christiane and michelle schneider she's a partner and director of trading research and education for market gauge dot com christy i want to start with that story colonial pipeline is now saying that it hopes to restore service by the end of this week but as we just mentioned this is threatening to disrupt gasoline supply for millions what does this mean for oil and gas prices as we head into the summer driving months. well right now field prices have hit a 6 year high tuesday as a growing number of gas stations in the southeast are reporting shortages so fuel demand in these states has spiked over 40 percent as panic buying further exacerbated the shortages and i have north carolina declaring a state of emergency and suspending motor vehicle fuel transport regulations in order to ease the pain and georgia governor also took similar steps suspending gas sales taxes until saturday so this shutdown will have implications on both gas and supply and prices for the impacts so far has been very regional the states may see pr

gary kaltbaum and michelle schneider.ou're not a fan much some of the short names we talk about but here's the thing, six wall street firms upgraded into it. i want to know the difference between a bunch of firms, big powerful wall street firms saying simultaneously they like a stock and a bunch of retail investor say they like a stock, is there any difference in that? >> when you have six analysts come out, there is a lot of brokers, hedge fund managers watching things like that. intuit reported numbers better than expected. retail though is another story right now. remember monday i said to you, charles i thought that the growth and the juices would start flowing again and we're getting it, surprise, surprise coming after gamestop and amc again. i don't own any. i'm jealous. i wasn't there with the down or up. we'll let other does that. i need certain substance to certain things but god bless people. charles: right. >> i never had problem people making money in anything out there. keep fingers crossed it continues, when

we have michelle schneider. the government is forcing people to buy things.erent hurdles aside we heard there will be some winners in this space. either the vehicles, charging stations. i know you drill down deeply. what are you seeing as potential winners in this ev space? >> we have to start request tesla because that is the quintessential ev stock. it is holding still the uptrend as long as it holds 53 5. if today's high is holds you get a 35, 40-dollar risk. finally looking at ford, good old american ford. it has trucks now going ev. that too has been a very long-term reversal trend to the upside. could see about 14, $15. of course this depends on the overall market. charles: right. speaking of reversals in the overall market, the losses in the market almost doubled when the show began off the fomc meeting. we reversed here, turning up with the overall market. i want to ask you about that michelle. indices down a lot. it has been a light volume. bond yields didn't take off, certainly prior to the fomc the vix, really is up, but nowhere you would think con

with me now is harold ford jr., michelle schneider and cpa and america's economist or america's investor dan ger trued. good to see you all. michelle, first to you. is it any surprise to you -- and, frankly, it wasn't to me -- that when you spend these trillions of dollars, you get a spike in inflation? >> no, it definitely wasn't a surprise. even before all that happened, there were other factors that came out of the pandemic that were beyond anybody's control. supply chain disruption being the main one, low labor force being another, and then in terms of food commodities in general, there was a real cutback in production for years because the price was so low. and as you know, the commodities markets are used as a hedge for farmers. so the fact that all of a sudden there was this huge demand spike with a low supply chain and low supply of actual product and now you have hoarding situations in certain countrieses, this was all really going down last year. so the fact that they finally caught on is interesting to me, and and we'll see what happens from here. david: now, dan, a huge quest