tim seymour, dan nathan, brian kelly and pete najarian. a sea of red on the street today with the dow tanking 278 points. this marking the worst day for both the dow and nasdaq since january 27. the dollar, meantime, soaring, to an 11-year high and gold erasing, falling just under 3%. this as the u.s. economy added 290 jobs in the month of february. speeding up the expected time line for the fed to start raising rates. are we in a good news is bad news for the market scenario, pete najarian, what do you say? >> certainly today, that was the reaction. as soon as those numbers came out, everybody started to try to figure out one way or the other the direction. the s&p started to get hit to the down side. we finally saw the volatility come back into this marketplace. it had been absolutely missing. trading underneath the 200-day average over the last week or so. and now it final spiked back above that and volume came back. none of those are necessarily always so great for the markets. but we are starting to see a little bit more activity come

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tim seymour, carol finerman, and guy adami. twitter closing above the key $50. is it too late to get in on the action? the apple watch out in one month. we'll fell you whether you're better off buying apple stock before or after the watch is released. >>> the top story, the buyback blackout. that is the period of time before a company reports earnings when it cannot announce new any buybacks. we're entering that window for first quarter results. many think a lack of buybacks could lead to a pullback in the overall market. goldman is saying invest education should use any pullbacks as an opportunity to buy. companies focus on returning cash to shareholders such as apple, pfizer, time warner and fedex and specially financials, technology, consumer discretionaries. they're the biggest buyers of stocks so they'll feel the most impact. >> time warner, a trailing 12-month basis this is almost a 10% yield between your div and buyback yield. it's a company that to me has a lot of drivers also. the hbo spinout. the bundle spinout begins in a couple weeks. this to me is a

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tim seymour, carol finerman, and guy adami. twitter closing above the key $50. the apple watch out in one month. we'll fell you whether you're better off buying apple stock before or after the watch is released. >>> the top story, the buyback blackout. that is the period of time before a company reports earnings when it cannot announce new any buybacks. we're entering that window for first quarter results. many thi

tim seymour, dan nathan brian kelly and pete najarian.rst day for both the dow and nasdaq since january 27. the dollar meantime soaring, to an 11-year high and gold erasing, falling just under 3%. this as the u.s. economy added 290 jobs in the month of february. speeding up the expected time line for the fed to start raising rates. are we in a good news is bad news for the market scenario pete najarian, what do you say? >> certainly today, that was the reaction.

tim seymour, thanks on this report? >> i think this is great news.the core business i think is out there. the data center is really where there's a lot of excitement in the stock and it's setting intel apart, also diversifying the model from the straight semi and i think if you look at the rest of the sector intel to me is the consolidators. they are the largest cap. they offer to me also the most value, and they're a high div payer. we kind of thought, in fact intel is on our "fast money" elite eight today. when you look at the stock from a trader's perspective, it trade tradeed back to $32, broke through there and we thought around $29, $29.50 the stock offered value. now we've traded up to a level i think the stock needs to show more oomph. >> intel is the acquirer they will pay what -- altera has a 30% jump in shares and intel stock is up almost 7%. >> a that was the first thing i just noticed. they must be showing the wrong stock because that's the acquirer who is paying a huge premium for this company and look at that. i mean it's up like it's

our traders tonight are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly, and guy adami. here's what's coming up on "fast." bailing on apple for now. one of our traders dropping the stock from his portfolio. he will explain why coming up. and while many investors are focusing on europe there's some under the radar action in south america that you should be watching. we'll tell you what it is and how to play it. we start out with a big move in the markets today. stocks coming back after a big sell-off spurred by the stronger dollar and falling oil prices. now the street is looking to see what the federal reserve will do next week. now, a lot has changed since the last meeting started on january 27th. the s&p and oil around the same levels but the dollar is up 6% against the euro since then. ten-year treasury yield has jumped to 2.1%. it was 1.8 in january. guy adami, the world has changed. >> that's the most important thing right there. you just mentioned yields. i would have thought if you'd said what's going to happen in the s&p today big sell-off, what's going to happen

traders are tim seymour, pete najarian. big rally but not for netflix. it's providing top content getting too expensive. microsoft's ceo speaks at the tech conference bun bullish analyst cut its price target. we start off with a rally in stocks a big move to the upside as the dollar showed signs of weakening. oil prices closing at a six year low and traders are waiting for the big fed meeting which starts tomorrow. pete najarian what did you make of this? >> when you look at the last week or so we started with a market a week ago monday at 2770. volt index has been somewhere in this range but right here around 16 just underneath 16. oil is obviously the story of the day. you look at everything else. the real story about oil is it didn't drag the markets down with it. that has been trend we've seen time and time again. we did not see that today. impressive rally to the upside. financials and health care. these health care names are trading at an incredible level. i don't know if they are overheat. i love the space. i continue to love the space. the evalua

traders tonight, tim seymour, brian kelly, karen, and guy adami. soaring 15% on strong guidance and plans for yieldco. we have the cfo in an exclusive. >>> plus tech bubble 2.0. mark cuban making comments on liquidity in the market. comments you need to hear and the trade ahead. >>> first breaking news on the latest round of the u.s. bank stress test. kayla has more back at hours. kayla? >> reporter: hey, nellis is a. for the first time sense the stress tests were introduced by the federal reserve in 2009, all banks that are undergoing the test in this year, 31 global banks representing 8 0% of banking assets, actually were found to have enough capital on hand to weather a depression-like environment without needing money from taxpayers. that, of course, is what these tests serve to find out. this scenario this year, the most intense stress scenario saw unemployment at 10%. brent at $110. dow below 1,000. usd/euro at 1.21. the introduction of a new event, new hypothetical event whereby corporate debt defaults at a much higher rate than currently ex

our traders tonight are tim seymour, pete najarian, brian kelly, and guy adami. more room to run for jcpenney? stock soaring. details ahead. how smart was the smart money in the first quarter? we've got the new numbers on the hedge fund heavy hitters. find out where paulsen and ackman put their money. but first it's officially the end of the first quarter. we went out with a bang. the dow finishing the quarter in negative territory. dropped 200 points. nasdaq up for 2015 and the quarter. tomorrow is the first day of trading if they are second quarter and the kickoff to april. historically a strong month for investors. do you stick on what is winning or take some money off the table? tonight we lay out our second quarter playbook trades. tim, we'll kick it off with you. what changes in q2? >> i'm not sure anything changes. the first was fed, dollar, oil, ecb. all of those things are front and center. some of the trades took time to get going. a lot expected the consumer to rebound faster based upon lower commodity prices, lower gas prices, et cetera. i think you s

tim seymour?ucts of the dollar strength has been the weakness in the emerging market currencies. a number are on the brink. the turk. >> lira is one of them. i think turkey in lower oil prices does very, very well. and i think a lot of this is overdone, even though we know there are issues politically. take a nibble here. >> pete najarian? pit boss. >> you know how i love these airlines. and it's obviously very correlated recently, especially with the price of oil. i think oil continues to maintain somewhere near the levels where it is now. might go up a little bit. might be able to go down a little bit. i think the airlines continue to go higher. a huge buyer today in delta airlines. delta is going higher. >> giddy. >> giddyup. >> karen? >> a lot of talk about apple. i do want to say i really think the health research kit they have, especially the one for parkinsons is great. thank you for making that open source. it will hopefully relieve the bottleneck of getting patients into studies. all that

tim seymour. tim, i'll start with you since you are here. we are pushing towards session lows.resting about this market is that bonds aren't moving as much as you think they would and utilities are selling off as well. >> we're not getting a rate shock along with the dollar shock. typically you would expect this. what i think is happening is you have found long-term rates are so compressed that you're not seeing any divergence. central bank policy doesn't lead in. this leads to exchange rates being the monetary policy mechanism of transmission. that's why currencies are moving the way they are. this is far from orderly as we all know. i don't think this is very good. certainly seeing a reduction in risk assets. belong volatility. >> we have breaking news. i want to go back to sue herera. >> we do have breaking news. it concerns oil. reuters reporting that the u.s. department of energy is proposing to buy up to 5 million barrels of oil for the strategic petroleum reserve. once again, up to 5 million barrels of oil. we have the close on oil just a few minutes ago. it will be inte

traders tonight, tim seymour, brian kelly, karen, and guy adami.d plans for yieldco. we have the cfo in an exclusive. >>> plus tech bubble 2.0. mark cuban making comments on liquidity in the market. comments you need to hear and the trade ahead. >>> first breaking news on the latest round of the u.s. bank stress test. kayla has more back at hours. kayla? >> reporter: hey, nellis is a. for the first time sense the stress tests were introduced by the federal reserve

our traders tonight are tim seymour, steve grasso brian kelly, and guy adami.iling on apple for now. one of our traders dropping the stock from his portfolio. he will explain why coming up. and while many investors are focusing on europe there's some under the radar action in south america that you should be watching. we'll tell you what it is and how to play it. we start out with a big move in the markets today. stocks coming back after a big sell-off spurred by the stronger dollar and falling oil prices. now the street is looking to see what the federal reserve will do next week. now, a lot has changed since the last meeting started on january 27th. the s&p and oil around the same