down, tim seymour and steve grasso when it comes to the tech giants, what's your favorite play >> well, i think it's a tale of two camps with facebook and certainly with apple underperforming and google really and amazon have been through the roof amazon hasn't been this overbought in the numbers for a decade, believe it or not. it's amazon we're talking about. google and facebook to me are the easiest buys based upon valuation. in google's case and facebook's case, tremendous ad growth, 65% to 70% of the ad market. facebook's ad growth is growing at about 41% this is roughly a 25 times 2019 multiple at $9 a share so at this phase of a market where people are concerned, expectations are very low on facebook i actually think that's a very interesting call, and google to me is executing on all cylinders, but they have been rallying hard. >> steve, what's your play here? >> so just to push back a little bit on facebook, i think whenever you tweak with that news feed, there's a lot left to the unknown. it accounts for 85% of the revenue for facebook, any tweak

your traders on the desk, tim seymour, guy adami bitcoin under pressure there is something happening this week that could be about to take the crypto to the next level. we have got those details. >>> plus, boeing's epic run rages on and could mean even more trouble for ge. we'll explain the connection. >>> first we have to begin with technology earnings. two behemoths reporting numbers motels ago facebook and microsoft both coming in with beats however, the stocks are under pressure as always we have full team coverage right here, gene munster monitoring the facebook call on the red phone. carter werth checking the charts on both the names as we speak. let us begin with facebook the stock down a couple percent after hours on top of a 40% gain over the past year, there has been a lot going on with facebook the growing concern over fake news changes some of its algorit algorithms daily users coming up a little bit better than expected not by much, what do you make of it. >> they need to get ahead of the political rankering in the coming months. mr. cook was ahead of the curve there. bu

pete najarian, tim seymour, guy adami. >> hold on for dear life, it is heading to $30,000 this year. >>> as media deals heat up, lion's gate seems to be one of the hottest take over targets out there. michael burns will be here for a special game of deal or no deal. andy cohen joins us for a candid interview that could have hollywood and wall street talking. >>> a wild day on the markets. stocks surging 200 points before reversing lower triple digit and turning around and ending at a record high. at the center of the moves today, the dollar. it's crazy look at it it's more of an interpreted chart but that's the dollar going lower and lower. the action today coming after conflicting signals from the trump administration the us what did clarify saying they believe in a free floating currency, which traders took as a bullish signed traders had only one question today. how low can it go. is it about to go from tail wind to head wind for stock pete >> was that you in the video >> i to not do that. my knees. >> okay. >> i think it has more to do with the velocity. the velocity of the moves

make sure to tune in the results for the show on february 5th, that's the day after the super bowl tim seymour way in the lead there because of valeant >> just take one, does anybody want to see seymour win? >> i am calling you out seymour. >> all right, amazon, new fresh, all time highs today there is a lot more room to one there is a lot more room to one as one analyst it predictedt's refreshing. will tell us whyks like. tomorrow is important, but she's only seven once. spend your life living. fir at northwesternmutual.com. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> amazon hitting an all time record high today. piper jaffray boosting their amazon price target. that's about 15% upside. joining us now with the cnbc news line is the analyst behind that call, mike olson. it makes jeff bezos worth about $15 billion? >> unbelievable. >> what's behind your call >> so we did a survey of 1,000 u.s. internet users, we found usage for amazon for holi

at its highest valuations in a decade >> we have our own tom cruise at the desk in the form of tim seymour. >> maybe rob lowe. >> jack wagner, maybe. >> we talked about if the airlines are cheap i'll leave that to them, if they're so inclined. look at prudential financial that stock is trading ten times forward p/e. they just raised guidance recently if you're looking for places that still offer value, and potentially a rising rate environment, a name like pru will get you done. >> financials. >> with an insurance tail. >> i'm going to riff off of that i'm going to be a little bit controversial, the p/e's here are not low. but take a look at the e-tail brokers, e*trade, schwab. if rates are going up, these guys make a ton of money in that environment. that's my play >> i like where bk is going. clearly if it's a market where it's expensive, people are trading and these guys have had a massive, massive run i think the p/e's are excessive. i'll take guy's financials ubs trades at .86 times price to tangible book. european banks don't get the same bang for their buck, although some of them wi

tim seymour says now is the time to get in the weeds.ll give us the name >>> plus how much do you think the whole crypto space is worth? >> $1 million. >> nope. according to a top brokerage firm, it's more like $10 trillion >> whoa. >> yeah, whoa. and the man behind that call will be here to explain how he got to that number and the currency that will lead the way. when "fa meyrernston" tus. >>> welcome back to "fast money. wall street's love affair with all things crypto is picking up steam. just how big is the crypto market so big that the co-founder of ripple, a leading cryptocurrency, is now richer than mark zuckerberg our bob pisani is at the nyse breaking down the latest in the crypto boom. >> reporter: hello, melissa. the crypto market is getting bigger but not because bitcoin is getting bigger. bitcoin has been fairly quiet in the last few weeks, while the upstarts have made impressive gains in the past month, even in the past week. look at this ripple and ethereum combined are almost 85% of the market capitalization of bitcoin.

is a big -- it's going to -- >>> for more on the weed trade let's bring in our pot master, tim seemo? seymourm >> system my new moniker >> you're in ethereum and pot stocks, but fresh money white now, what is a better bet? >> i think value way iist i thi they see are valuations. i'm not going to tell you, if you look at canopy or aurora or gw pharma, they're not cheap, but in some case they haven't even begun to price in efficacy on a lot of the pain relief. whether it's epps lensy or industries that are starting to find application for this, that's the story here. it's not to me all that recreational in i think the legalization has been a catalyst, but the medical side has been a about ig de. the top four names make up 30, 40 percent, those names, you know, they are four, five, 6 billion companies, right now that's one way to get good exposure. >> when you're looking at the individual stocks, tim, is it important that these stocks are based or much of their business is in canada versus the united stat states. >>> my view is if you listen to 17 attorneys general who in the last week have writ

. >> if you are wondering how to know when it's safe to buy at all time highs fear not, tim seymour ishead over to the plasma and break it all down for the more you know. >> the more you know, mel. part of this is truly educational as an investor, what do you do when you are buying at record highs first of all to beat comfort i need to know that the fundamentals have actually changed there, has been a rerating we had a lot of tax reform, there is a lot of companies. not just the market factor, but what's doing on in the corps business two, a transformational event, a balance sheet event. ultimately there needs to be a momentum shift in many cases stocks are unloved. look at retail, the airlines sometimes you need to see a momentum shift inthat's ultimately whatter setting up for the company that i would like to talk about buying at all time highs alibaba, fundamentals. gmv is growing there is a catalyst, february 5th you have december quarter events i think the street is upgrading. finally an ascending triangle. a horizontal line here and higher lows all the way up creates a right angl

right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square guy adami, tim seymour on the panel tonight. >> western digital moving lower. and intel higher in after-hours. plus, they call him the bitcoin oracle, the man who called the rise and fall of bitcoin is here with another shocking predict. it could have far-reaching kblik force the crypto world. >>> vinny lingham, who is also the host of shark tank in africa will join us later this hour first we start off with words that moved the markets all over the world. take a listen. >> we are doing so well, our country is becoming so kickly strong again, and strong in others ways, too, by the way, that the dollar is going to get stronger and stronger. and ultimately, i want to see a strong dollar. >> president trump speaking exclusively to cnbc's joe concernan in davos swirtserlands. and the dollar took notice it moved for its largest insupraday move of the year. and the s&p 500 at a record high the question here between secretary mnuchin talking down the dollar and president trump talking it up, is this a risk to the

and boeing on his heels, todd gordon, the beardstown ladies with facebook and amazon what about tim seymourmade a valiant effort but no playing around. mattel has been treating him like a little baby treats a diaper that's dirty did you make a poopy, tim? the next hours are crucial earnings from facebook, apple and amazon who will walk away the champion? we'll move from diapers to pull-ups find out on monday i have a 3-year-old. i know from which i speak. >> oh, boy. >> it's been a hot january in the stock market but not for general electric straight ahead, we speak to an analyst who thinks ge may not be on the dow much longer speaking of the dow look at the markets. s&p, nasdaq, negative. the dow, higher by a big .004% oh, and there's the closing bell. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim.

o'leary retaking the lead but tim seymour is high on his heels. it's a little early to call who is going to take home the trophy this is going to be close. so tune in february 5th when we announce the winner of the power lunch stock. it is a show that you can't miss, apparently unlike all of the other ones >> don't miss that show but the other ones are okay. >> i don't know this personally, but after a breakup, often someone has to leave, right? is the impending breakup of again electric going to get it kicked out of the dow? >> plus, where amazon could build a new headquarters that's next on "power lunch. ♪ ♪ ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning... it all makes sense. fedex powers global commerce with vast, far-reaching networks... deep knowledge of industries... and, yes... maybe a little magic. ♪ hey. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor an

your traders on the desk, tim seymour, guy adami bitcoin under pressure there is something happeningut to take the crypto to the next level. we have got those details. >>> plus, boeing's epic run rages on and could mean even more trouble for ge. we'll explain the connection. >>> first we have to begin with technology earnings. two behemoths reporting numbers motels ago facebook and microsoft both coming in with beats however, the stock

that pushed valiant down and pushed tim seymour out mr.rful is now in the seat if he didn't have a beef with goldman before, he does know >> what was amazing, yesterday, the two -- the difference between them was minuscule because of that news or the thinking that there could be a deal between them, which pushed that stock higher yesterday, and then, today, mr. wonderful is getting a smack in the head because of the apple action. it's really -- >> a lot of head smacking. >> a lot of head smacking. will be a really close horse race into the stock draft. countdown is on. >> 13% move for your buddy in one day. >> see more of him on fast money at 5:00 p.m. see what i did there >> clever. thank you, michelle, see you tomorrow >> see you tomorrow. >> "closing bell" starting now ♪ >>> welcome to this closing bell, i'm kelly evans. >> we have a new musical director dow is up 181 points, down 103, and nearly 300 point swing, now back 42. we start on the floor with a recap of the seesaw action today. court? >> yes, the major averages have taken a ja

so and joining us now with how to play dow 25,000, now that it's up there, "fast money" traders tim seymour for joining us. good to see you both tim, let's start with you, first of all, what do you think about the move today >> look? you think about the data we've had in reinforced overnight, tremendous pmi, composite pmis, manufacturing and services out of japan, europe is at the highs of their cycles. when you think about where the world is, it doesn't surprise me the industrials and what we've seen on followthrough is right there. the question ult patly is, where are valuations and if you look at a lot of the names we've talked about within the dow that underperformed, you can make b an argument that some of these names especially those who would be seeing upgrades in terms of eps from tax actually look pretty interesting including the pharma sector, including some of the demographic -- core domestic plays and then -- >> okay. >> -- look at a fedex which is behaving almost like a tech stock for reasons that are specific to this company and the economy. so i think fedex's while it's had a

pete najarian, tim seymour, guy adami. >> hold on for dear life, it is heading to $30,000 this year.up, lion's gate seems to be one of the hottest take over targets out there. michael burns will be here for a special game of deal or no

steve grasso and tim seymour with his horses. catch all "fast money," 5:00 p.m. in about 15 minutes' time. >>> president trump is set to deliver his first state of the union speech tonight he's been touting the gains of the stock market could today change his tune? i doubt it but 'lwel [ click, keyboard clacking ]s. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] what investors should listen for what investors should listen for is next. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> the president is set to deliver his first state of the union address later tonight and he's repeatedly been touting the stock market gains and then we had t

tim seymour is getting ready for "fast money" at 5:00 but we want your thoughts now, tim. >> okay. >>three is a trifecta, four is a quadfecta, all five is -- >> a quinilla. >> what do you make of it? >> byron talked about how we're in goldilocks. if you look at where rates are, where we're going to string together a third plus 3% gdp, 45 countries have synchronized growth for the first time in ten years. you have a dynamic with a tax cut that not only is it probably not at all priced in by the street, estimates have only changed 3 or 4%, but i'm guessing corporate management will low key this and we'll have some surprises out the year. if we hadn't done 25% last year, we would all be saying this is fantastic. the problem is everybody is way too bullish. the level of euphoria and whether it's bitcoin or whether it's cannabis stocks, emerging markets that have gone parabolic in the last three days, people are grabbing for risk in a way that feels a little uncomfortable. >> strongest two-day start to the year for the nasdaq since 2006, that's another one we can throw in there tim, thanks

right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square guy adami, tim seymourtonight. >> western digital moving lower. and intel higher in after-hours. plus, they call him the bitcoin oracle, the man who called the rise and fall of bitcoin is here with another shocking predict. it could have far-reaching kblik force the crypto world. >>> vinny lingham, who is also the host of

international eck the is seeing an in flow more, lets bring in bob pisani and fast money trader, tim seymo seymour>> bob, we'll start with you is this evidence of euphoria of the u.s. market? >> i think it is evidence that investors are pretty smart and they see values elsewhere. we talk about how expensive the u.s. market is and it is and it can stay expensive for a while europe has had a recovery in 2017 and their earnings and i think they're going to continue into 2018. i don't think this is irrational i think it makes some sense. >> tim, how could this be of the international or merging market stocks are better values these are all markets that have done better in the u.s. markets the past twelve months so where is the discrepancies in the value and what markets are still under value to buy right now? >> these are long cycles, emerging markets under performing and developing markets by 61% from 2010 to 2016 the fact they are recovering is technical trade and reality of market closing merging markets relatives to the s & p are very cheap what you see in emerging markets is amazing recovery. thi

tim cook and malala teaming up. their only tv interview on "gma." >>> and jane seymour. a bond girl. a wedding crasher. and dr.. now she's here live on "gma" this morning. and my dear friend is saying -- >> good morning, america. >> i can never do the foot up like she does. she's so effortless. >> good morning, america. hope you're well this monday morning. >> how about this? monday motivation. former boking champion i, lay lay al laila ali is here live. she's a knockout in the kitchen. she's sharing her healthy dishes with a twist. >>> the government shutdown now in the third day. national monuments are closed. hundreds of thousands of federal employees are not getting paid right now. back to mary bruce on capitol hill. some hope that there might be a compromise today. >> yeah, good morning. after another late night, there's still no deal. there is a compromise in the works that would keep the government open temporarily for another three weeks in exchange for a promise to act on immigration and d.r.e.a.m.ers. democrats want stronger asurnss that they'll do something to proe tegt those nearly 800,000 undocume