"fast money" trader steve grasso is joining us fresh off the floor. is this rally today, the volume seeing anything to do with the volume expiration? >> of course. that's the bulk of the volume. china interest rate cut got the bid underneath all those energy stocks. industrials. so the materials names, the big thing, though, kelly, opec meeting next week. that's going to be the big fork in the road for all energy related stocks. and most people are not waiting, you know, not holding their breath waiting for the cut of opec. >> i'm wondering, steve, we're closed for thanksgiving holiday here, how are people positioning for it? >> actually covering short-term into this rally in energy. obviously, a lot of m & an activity with the service names, that was the catalyst for a lot of people to start covering. many of their shorts so beaten up but you're going to see that data, half data after thanksgiving, usually light volume day. but, you know, i could see that being a busier day than most, obviously, on the heels of opec meeting. >> black friday, too, zac

steve grasso, karen finerman and guy adami.rnings move irs after hours, jcpenney and cisco. >>> first, to our top story -- twitter's massive rally soaring well over 7%. dick costolo reigniting positive sentiment on the street.

josh brown, mike murphy, jon and pete najarian, and steve grasso from stewart frankel is on the floor of the new york stock exchange for us. we begin with the stunning and continued drop in the price of crude oil and ripple effects from wall street to washington. where this hour, the house will vote on the controversial keystone pipeline. that vote coming with oil hitting $73 and change earlier and world that two heavyweights are in merger talks. first to eamon javers with the latest on the vote we do expect this hour. >> we're waiting for this vote in the house of representatives which we should see shortly here. that is going to be the preliminary step of course because in the senate, mary landrieu, the senator from louisiana has a bill. that's expected to be voted on tuesday. they will send the bills to the president. the big question is will the president sign this bill. and of course the politics behind all this, fascinating. it is all about this louisiana senate runoff which is coming up in december. mary landrieu, senator from louisiana. she is a democrat and supports the keyst

. >> iron, it's steve grasso. you guys were have benefitted for the last two years, so you have tough comps, but when you look at the stock that's appreciated 146% or there about since that original superstorm, is there a way to move the needle if we can't get those storms going forbackyard? do you service units? >> it's a great question, steve, and one that we, poor strategy here would be to sit arpd and watch a weather program to try and figure out what the next leg up in demand is going to be. we're really focused on being proactive and trying to find the likely buyer frs these systems in the market. you look at our residential products. only 3% of products have a permanently installed residential generator. i don't know there are a lot of companies that could say 97% of u.s. households are the major concern for them. with the power grid ageing, the investment in the grid and that's been great for us as consumers in terms of just keeping rate flow, but the long-term investment cycle hasn't happened over the las

steve grasso, karen finerman and guy adami. we are trading two big earnings move irs after hours, jcpenney and cisco. >>> first, to our top story -- twitter's massive rally soaring well over 7%. dick costolo reigniting positive sentiment on the street. did he do enough to turn the tide? >> not too long ago was that article blaming costolo for everything. >> he's either going to live in the sunshine. we have to decide whether this new metrix they are trying to work on is workable for wall street. and the truth is, who cares if you are signed in or not. are you signed in when you search an google? >> no. >> is that information any less valuable? no. if they can get this instant timeline where you are checking on stuff and being engaged to twitter without being signed in, that's a wealth of information for advertisers and wealth of value for shareholders. i'm still long the name. this could be a fork in the road. >> have we seen the bottom? >> i think we have. we talked about it last week when "the wall street journal" article cam

your traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, steve grasso, and guy adami. guess what? "fast money" is moving. we're moving, we'll give you a sneak peek of our new home. that's coming up. plus solar stocks pop on the heels of an acquisition of sun edis edison. first, to our top story. tech stocks hitting new highs. the nasdaq at levels it hasn't seen in 14 1/2 years with just 29 trading days left in the year. which tech names do you buy and hold into 2015? guy adami? >> i think qualcomm. we talked about it a week ago and it was trading $70. you have seen action like this in qualcomm. big moves to the upside followed by a flush. i think you saw the flush the other day. i think some of these cyber security stocks could work, palo alto networks bounced off $100. >> qualcomm has an analyst day this week. would you step into this name? you liked it. >> i like it, too. i think you have a situation where people have overdone the china concerns. there are regulatory risk that is have largely been addressed. i think this is a stock that around $70 you found a pretty good base. i

josh brown, mike murphy, jon and pete najarian, and steve grasso from stewart frankel is on the floorthe new york stock exchange for us. we begin with the stunning and continued drop in the price of crude oil and ripple effects from wall street to washington. where this hour, the house will vote on the controversial

your traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, steve grasso, and guy adami. guess what?g. we're moving, we'll give you a sneak peek of our new home. that's coming up. plus solar stocks pop on the heels of an acquisition of sun edis edison. first, to our top story. tech stocks hitting new highs. the nasdaq at levels it hasn't seen in 14 1/2 years with just 29 trading days left in the year. which tech names do you buy and hold into 2015? guy adami? >> i think qualcomm. we talked about it ak