pete najarian, to you. up 42% since apple's own low >> yep >> this is a great sign for the rally. >> well -- >> it used to say as goes apple -- >> goes the market i think a little bit less of that, though, over time. we've seen a little bit less of that, scott. obviously this has been a great run by apple and a lot of it is because i think the focus did come away from phones and people are looking at all the other areas where apple has all this strength and where they're growing. they're also looking at china and thinking, hey, you know what, when they did finally alter the price, those phones weren't what they once were. they were now suddenly touchable. suddenly they started selling the phones again so you look at wearables, look at services, and then all of a sudden there's another area, i think, that you're going to want to start paying more attention to, a.i. as that starts to come out, six, nine months, maybe a year out, we're going to start hearing more and more about a.i. >> doc, apple target today

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tuesday, here to debate and trade the big stories of the day thus far, jim, stephanie, john and pete najarian we begin with the markets, stocks moving closer to those new records after earnings beats and at least one big market watcher says stocks could be about to take off. >> i think we have a risk of a melt-up, not a meltdown here despite where the markets are, and equities, we have not seen money being put to work. we have record amounts of money in cash. we still see outflows and retail inequities we still see outflows institutionally. >> all right, pete, the nonbelievers are going to become believers, according to larry fink >> i think he's right. i mean, generally, talking about this for a while now, scott. i mean, we've talked about the fact, especially as we've gotten into a lower volatility environment it's given people an opportunity now to not only put positions on but also be able to protect themselves to the downside so, when you've got a viks that dipped -- that's amazing when you consider everything that's been going on, that's pretty amazing now i realize the fed's already gi

your traders are pete najarian, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan it's been a wild ride for this stock and even though it's well below its price, the dean of valuation says it's still not worth the price it's trading at now and plus big banks under pressure this week as the ceo head to the hills tomorrow and the companies gear up for earnings later this week, but the chairwoman says investors are getting it all wrong she'll explain we throw it out tonight with the market sell-off and the dow fell 200 points and the s&p 500 snapping an eight-day winning streak and royal investors that the biggest loser today, small kwaps. the russell 2000, getting hit the hardest, sending the group down more than 10% from its highs. back in august leaving the broader markets into the sell-off are small caps is it still safe to buy stocks? pete, we'll kick it off with you. >> still think it's safe to buy stocks it's one of the messages looking at different things and i'm impressed with what i saw today out of different techs obviously, we see the semis have had pressure and they've had a great

money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square your traders are pete najarian, karen finerman, and guy adami. the man who moves markets, marco kolanovic and chips gone wild and hitting a 52-week high as they soar this year. we'll tell you which has more room to run and we start with the rally heard round the world literally. emerging markets trying out the china, u.s., brazil, germany japan as hopes for a trade cool loom does this rally have legs? what should you be buying? is there an emerging market specialist in the house? >> i'm in a different seat tonight and therefore i get this assignment i think, look, if you think of the dow that we have there's reason to be excited and not a reason to do cart wheels and the services data which is the best in 14 months and the bottom line is the pboc is throwing deleveraging out the window and they're throwing as much credit for the problem as possible and what it means for the regional markets and the regional economy is good and as we're getting closer to yet again another trade deal and it seems like we get a boost

us on this wednesday, here to debate and trade the big stories of the die, steve weiss, jon and pete najarian, brenda, the cio of sand hill globals and rob, one of forbes top 100 financial advisers let's begin with the markets the nasdaq, s&p 500, several key sectors all coming off record closes the question, of course, now, can earnings continue to set the pace and keep it going bull market that began in march '09 is back on track >> i'll tell you what, they went into earnings season, it seems like to me, scott, there was so much pessimism as we approached earnings season that was a bit of a problem but maybe that was a great set-up because we are starting to see some of these numbers come through and by the way, yesterday, we had a little bit of volume, at least in the derivatives market that had gotten a little bit dry but now we're starting to see close to 20 million contracts yesterday so that was a nice thing to see because we did start to see a little volume come back in but i think the fact that these earnings are absolutely better, the revenues in general are better than a lot of peo

. >> it would be too easy for me to ask pete najarian snap or facebook >> would you rather facebook, snap or twitter? >> ooh >> i'm going to go with facebook and the reason is they've got these different verticals. i own facebook and i had the calls and i actually got out today out of calls that we've seen for unusual activity, but i will tell you this, instagram. when you talk about the verticals. that is the growth mechanism right now. and facebook, as much as everybody said they're leaving it and they're concerned about the privacy issues and everything else. they're not leaving and the user and the engagement is still there and that's why the stock is trading the way it is. >> there is a new way to trade that stock that could send shares soaring in the next week. we've got the details and plus, check out the cramer cam and there is jim sitting down with the nslliocoteatn ceo in an exclusive interview and we'll give you a sneak peek of that when "fast money" returns. verizon got us vip tickets three feet away from justin timberlake. and to say vip is an understatement, because i s

pete najarian also has unusual activity on a material stock up 18% over the past three months and itat noon, a little more than ten minutes away see you then >> i like this one, scott. see you then and for now let's get over to rick santelli has the santelli exchange rick >> thanks, jon fortt you know, sometimes the really big charts we should pay more attention to them. what's really interesting at this point in time is we have so many markets at such important longer term technical levels of significance and just think about the ones that are obvious, you don't need a chart for the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p, all closing in on all-time highs. well, when that happens, all the other calibrations have something important to say let's go to one. our ten-year note, minus ten year bund yield i see 258, we have an eight basis points bund. here's the issue back in november of '18 we were the widest we ever were in about 20 years at 280. we've had a lot of congestion right around that 250 level, a lot of bottoms and we're hovering 250 now the point to this chart is, we all know our lower inte

welcome it is good to have you with us on this wednesday, our investment committee today, joe, jim, pete najarian and meagan shoe, senior investment strategist at wilmington trust we begin, the markets heading toward record highs lifted by a broad group of sectors new all time highs for tech and discretionary, staples and communication services, number of others getting awfully close. pete, that has to be a pretty good sign. i know tech gets a big part of the conversation >> deservedly. >> it's the serctor in the s&p and they got the marquee names but discretionary, all time high, tech all time high, staples, 52 week high. com services, 52 week high and there's a number of others that aren't all that far away >> but it's -- you led it right with technology. that really has been the backbone of what we've been watching over the last couple of months and it's been extremely strong and we talked about the difference of technology too we talked about going from the cloud names to moving over to some of the names that are old school tech and those continue to perform when you see intel on a day like t

your traders are pete najarian, tim seymour, karen finerman and dan nathan it's been a wild ride forit's well below its price, the dean of valuation says it's still not worth the price it's trading at now and plus big banks under pressure this week as the ceo head to the hills tomorrow and the companies gear up for earnings later this week, but the chairwoman says investors are getting it all wrong she'll explain we throw it out tonight with the market sell-off and the dow fell 200 points and the s

money" starts right now live from the nasdaq marketsite overlooking times square your traders are pete najarianhe man who moves markets, marco kolanovic and chips gone wild and hitting a 52-week high as they soar this year. we'll tell you which has more room to run and we start with the rally heard round the world literally.