bachelor number three, steve grasso, a sweet guy with a sensitive side, but be warned, he gets a littlempy when you talk about his one true love, trump. and last but not least, guy, a why collar man with a blue collar attitude. ups delivery man, lyft driver, and dominos pizza chef, this guy can carry a load these are your bachelor's tonight. who should step in and buy whole foods? >> tesla ha ha ha they're buying everything else they're streaming. going to put a man on the move this is really my way of saying no one else but amazon does this make sense for people forget whole foods was so left for dead, probably going to be amazon themselves, now is suddenly amazon the missing piece for kroger or walmart, it's not the consume bable business for amazon is something they're going to recraft and those stores whole foods has aren't as useful, so why not tesla because it's not going to be anybody else >> brian kelly >> i'm going to go with target here it's more just a foil the whole plan i think that's part of the thesis is that a lot of these players are going to be defensive about this and

at the site overlooking new york's times square the traders on the desk are tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan and guy adami, it's been a week with crude sinking, the energy trade gets crushed. it's sending one group of stocks soaring. plus, apple surging next week. we got a way to protect your profits for next to nothing. later, one of the active strategists on the street, tom lee is coming out of the elevator as we speak? in fact, late, he's almost here to the set. he says the bank stocks could rally another 40% from here. what's he looking at? we will start with him. first, we start with the classic trump trades, check this out. the stunning movers the small caps, groups, which soared after the election and tapered off afterwards, small caps surged 4% in only three days. the transports are up 3% alone, all this as stocks hit record highs. so is this a sign the classic so-called trump trades are back? and is this confirmation that the rally is, in fact, guy in good shape? >> rallies intact, let me start last night, i don't know what the trump trade s. i think the mark would be he

traders are tim seymour, steve grasso and guy adami, i'm mellissa lee t. top strategist fang says it is the perfect time to buy. he'll be here to explain why. >>> amazon causing a flash crash in the stock, surging if seconds. it could be a major warning for the markets. plus the bank is on fire hosting the best week of the year. one trader says it's a time to get short, tell us why it's worried. we start off the sector having its worst day since the brexit sell-off. the nasdaq soaring to record highs, turning lower, on no news, one of the worst sessions of the year on extremely heavy volume, taking the rest of the market with it. it was the fang stock with the extra egg in it. the most widely held stocks in america that took it on the chin, facebook, amazon, netflix, goog. . it wasn't just the well known fang stocks. it was widespread in the tech space and video rolling over, square fake i taking salesforce down. this is a huge real this year the tech moves you too far, too fast. you buy the tef or have we seen the top? >> i don't think you have to buy the

this thank you, everybody, for joining us great debate today that's diane swonk, dorothy weaver, steve grasso, rick santelli, and steve leisman. >> let's get over to bertha coombs >> pretty dramatic we saw that reversal yesterday as tech stocks rebounded from the two-day selloff. take a look at the 100 intraday. it's sell the usual suspects that's where you saw the sharpest decline we've come off of the lows right now. but we're still seeing a big drag from the big names. apple, facebook, amazon, and microsoft. that's the biggest drag here on the nasdaq we're seeing a few sectors buck the trend. also getting sold off hard today, tesla however has managed to buck the trend and stay above water after hitting an all-time high today we're seeing a bit of green when it comes to bioteches. once again, it's sell the big tech overall today >> yeah, for sure. thank you, bertha. we have 15 minutes to go to the close now. with the dow positive and most of the other indexes averages lagging, the russell down 0.75% and s&p down 0.25% >> those defensive stocks holding up the dow at least for now. as well a

joe and andrew are off today we do have a guest host, steve grasso, a cnbc market analyst. >> good morningmorning. >> ready to go >> of course i've been ready since 2:00 in the morning. got up early >> as we all have. >> let's look at the markets you'll see the futures are mixed at this hour relatively flat. s&p 500, those futures down by 2 points the dow and nasdaq are flat this comes after a day of record closes evens the majo

. >> steve grasso, what do you think of nvidia? >> nvidia is flying high i believe in the internet of things the connected home the connected car, i think nvidia is the crowd favorite i know it's lofty prices i would still be a buyer, though. >> what i like about nvidia, i'm with you on that you have a very defined risk area >> that 140 level, todd was talking about, all of these, you are not buying on the low. you are not discovering this thing all of a sudden nvidia is the best ever. so for me, i look at that 140 level, say that's why i'm out if i were wrong, i would buy it assuming the marks are he. >> you have as to make a lot of assumptions on that. >> what assumptions? i buy it if it goes lower, sell it. >> i think nvidia is a poster children when the market is flying you can't tell me in a difficult tape it will be trading where it is. >> the market may go up. >> that's exactly. any stock would do that. very few stocks will trade bearish. >> i am glad are you bullish on the market it's flat from last week it's flat. he's tal

steve grasso? >> square up 71% year-to-date. get educated, it's going higher. >> karen?s, we had some emerging market exposure out of the united states. eww is mexico. >> yeah, priceline, all that news on the travel front. i think we take profits here. sorry, guys. >> you're anti-guy on priceline? >> of course he is. that's okay. did you like juno the movie? i think jennifer garner -- >> aeu at the end. >> ellen page. >> it was juno, j-u-n-o. the movie was lousy. >> you like the stock? >> i like the stock. i still like the stock. back to you. >> i'm melissa lee. thank you so much for >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramer america. i'm just trying to make some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate you. close watchers of "mad money" know i do play one on t

. >> thank you steve grasso, what do you headache ma make of the score >> both sides say it's inaccuraten they try to score the things. >> fair. >> united health care is up 16% year to date i think the hmos want to be out of it, opt out of it they say it's going to collapse without any intervention, anyway thc, hca both up i think 26% and 17% respectively so the hospitals are going to get a better than what they figure payout in this deal and what's going on with the regulation, than what they once thought was going to be when the regulation was going to be moved. i think you still buy the whole space. >> still. >> still. >> okay. what happens if this doesn't come to a vote this week what happens to the biggest one-week gain since the election for health care that we saw last week >> i tend to agree with steve, quite frankly. i mean, i look at united health, i look at humana that space has been on a tear. we've all been talking about it. we've been kicking this around for the better part of six months i still think some of these traded very, very cheap, quite frankly. i think there's sti

at the site overlooking new york's times square the traders on the desk are tim seymour, steve grassocrude sinking, the energy trade gets crushed. it's sending one group of stocks soaring. plus, apple surging next week. we got a way to protect your profits for next to nothing. later, one of the active strategists on the street, tom lee is coming out of the elevator as we speak? in fact, late, he's almost here to the set.

traders are tim seymour, steve grasso and guy adami, i'm mellissa lee t. the perfect time to buy. he'll be here to explain why. >>> amazon causing a flash crash in the stock, surging if seconds. it could be a major warning for the markets. plus the bank is on fire hosting the best week of

. >>> i'm on the floor here with steve grasso from stewart frankel. is this working for you?> totally. >> we're just -- never mind. let's talk about oil, energy a little bit. you have been saying for a allo time, don't believe the bulls about crude. >> let's look at all the things we should have had that should have been bullish. we should have had the production cuts by opec. we should have had saudi aramco, that every sellside firm wants a piece of that deal. it's going to be the biggest ipo ever in the history of ipos. and all of that is still not a tail wind to crude. in the face of a glut of crude, there's nothing that anyone could do to orchestrate this type of a bullishness when you have this type of a glut. >> yet u.s. producers still in the permian have a price advantage there, still producing. here's my question to you, energy's taking it a little bit on the chin today, when oil's been dropping. but this is not a story overall for the markets. is it? i know it affects us a little bit during the day, but fundamentally, this is not systemic, right? >> you know, it is

joe and andrew are off today we do have a guest host, steve grasso, a cnbc market analyst. >> good morning good morning. >> ready to go >> of course i've been ready since 2:00 in the morning. got up early >> as we all have. >> let's look at the markets you'll see the futures are mixed at this hour relatively flat. s&p 500, those futures down by 2 points the dow and nasdaq are flat this comes after a day of record closes evens the major averages continue to hit new highs, yesterday was a stand-out day. it was the best day for the dow since may 19th the best day for the s&p 500 since may 24th and the best day for the nasdaq since december 11th of last year. things are looking cautious at the open overnight in asia, the nikkei finished up by 0.8%. the hang seng and shanghai were weaker hang seng down by 0.3% in europe, some of the early trading that'salready taken place, you can see right now it looks like there are some modest advances for many major indices. the dax and cac are up the ftse is flat crude oil prices were under pressure yesterday crude settled at the lowest level since novembe