trade esper tim seymour. steve grasso guy adami and jeff mills chief investment officer at brid more trust beginning with the story of the day stocks surge as president trump says we reached a substantial phase one deal with china but the market closing well off highs as the news came out. a tariffs will not go into effect on tuesday. huawei will be dealt with separately and the deal is not yet writtenups agreed upon in principle. let's get to kayla tausche live at the white house with all the details. kayla. >> melissa, the president saysis it's the first of a potentially three-phase deal he calls it substantial. he says it's bigger than previous iterations of the deal. and some of the items you mentioned were in it a pledge on currency transparency, a pledge by china to buy up to $50 billion in u.s. agricultural goods a tariff hike that was planned for october 15th will not be going forward. and the signaling from the trade representative ambassador robert lighthizer was that there will be many weeks betwee

i'm melissa lee traders tim seymour. karen finerman and guy adami and joined by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts. the businessest day of the earnings season in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with more on the amazon big quarter josh lipton live in san francisco. >> besides the bottom and top obviously investors concentrate on the q 4 guided are guidance light. between 86 and 86.5 billion. obviously for investors that's critical q 4, the holiday quarter dy just have a call with amazon cfo brian osafe ski. there are one-time items he mentioned weighing on q 4. he mention add consumption tax kicking in japan, from 8% to 10%. that created prebuying in september having a net negative impact in q 4

traders are tim seymour. karen finerman steve grasso guy adami. it's if the kids said last tring are drink of water now go to bed. we debate in tempered language starbucks gets a jolt from better sales of hom and abroad and bean counting. but we begin with apple and facebook both up about the same josh lipton is on apple. julia boorstin on facebook we start with you job. >> the a few metric i call ou iphone revenue better than expected at 33.4 billion-dollar. ive nef due 7% a sequential improvement q 23 down 12%. mac revenue a bit lighter than but wearables home and accessories better than expected at 6.5 billion and services revenue up 18%. also better than expected. 12.5 billion the q 1 forecast, mel, apple a.m. guiding between 85.5 and 89.5 the street at 87 billion one of the metric i call out china revenue down 2%. a sequential improvement in q 3. down about 4% before i did have the chance to catch you have with tim cook we talked about trends and themes. one the competition in video streaming. apple tv plus launching friday we now know that h

trade esper tim seymour. brian kelly. karen finerman and dan nathan. tonight break out the rally caps because the man who moves the market says we are headed higher he tell us why he feels bullish. tim seymour stepping up to pitch the next investment idea why he sees magic in the media stock. pinterest plunging after results. the company's conference call getting under way. we till tell you what's behind the 19% drop we begin with the scary halloween on wall street. >> spooky. >> investors getting spooked to cap off the final trading day of the month but after all october a treat. s&p gaining more than 200% hitting all-time highs along the way. here is the question this all halos eve have we reached the witching hour for the market's record run, tim >> well, look if you think the fed is on hold until mid-2020 it could be a spooky time for markets because the markets expected accommodation they are your friends and therefore the witch's brew is probably in the form of the data if you look at the chicago numbers this morning, especially the new orders co

tim seymour. mike khouw dan nathan guy adami on the show beyond me down more than 50% no the three months heading up to the lock up expiration next we can we debate the alternative ending will home builders rip s&p closing fiefd just shy of a record high. the largest gain in sixweeks could next woke, the biggest for earnings season finally push us over the line, guy. >> it appears that way melissa. >> you think so. >> somebody on the hook. clearly i questioned this for weeks, incorrectly today all you need to know is at one point azmodan down about 3.5% 4%. nasdaq higher at the time. amazon closes done a percent or so something benign. nasdaq grinds high are i mean it's incredible to me that in the wake of what i think is some serious negative news around the globe the market pushes high are. we'll know more next week. for me the most important day of the week is wednesday is when you hear from apple and facebook but even on bad earnings stocks seem to want to go high are. that tells you all you n

trade esper tim seymour. brian kelly. karen finerman and dan nathan.e the man who moves the market says we are headed higher he tell us why he feels bullish. tim seymour stepping up to pitch the next investment idea why he sees magic in the media stock. pinterest plunging after results. the company's conference call getting under way. we till tell you what's behind the 19% drop we begin with the scary halloween on wall street. >> spooky. >> investors getting spooked to cap off the final trading da

. >> don henley karen carpenter, tim seymour drummer and lead vocalist nasdaq. >> nasdaq. >> see you tomorrow on fast. "mad money" starts now there is always a bull market somewhere. find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jim cramer. if you're not confused you're not paying attention we have reached the point of maximum disorientation something that happens to every earnings season when there's too much to keep track of and the action seems to stop making sense. the dow gained 46, the s&p advanced and the nasdaq climbed up, you have every right to be extremely frustrated stocks that should be going up are going down stocks that should be down are going up human sacrifice, dogs and cats are living together, mass hysteria there's a method to that market's madness you need to understand it. otherwise, you'll have no idea what'sing if on -- what's going on a close investor is

traders on the desk with tim seymour dan nathan guy adami and chris ver own head of technical analysis at stra teige as research partners. tonight shady trump trades or pure luck? a new bombshell report raises the red flag on big money moves in the futures pits. traders front running the next big move the man writing the explosive story william conan ahead. >> why the stock struggled to hold the crown, netflix. following the report what soda pop what you can expect from coca-cola when it reports tomorrow but we begin tonight's show with bonds, treasure bonds because something big is shaking and stirring the market. if you haven't been paying attention. bonds staged reversal. sending yields back to the highest levels in month. is this the official ends of the. >> i love the booed bootleg bond music. >> we can't use the real one. >> this is a real song. >> i don't know but it's not bond music. >> i hear the lyrics there is a man leading a life of danger that's tim seermt. >> i did ride my citi bank to the studio. >> johnny rivers why you looking at my quizzically. >> i'm asking you is th

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i'm melissa loop trade remembers carter werth karen finerman brian kelly and tim seymour. the man called the melt dwun is back the chart master where he sees it headed from here. plus vold mork sent tumbling and why investors in consequence speculation feeling the hang overnothing to do with the booze. beginning with the mother of all countdown to clocks. not the countdown for fed or trade talks. the countdown to jobs, the monthly payroll numbers hits in just over 15 hours from now. given the wild market swings we have seen this week, will tomorrow's report be a make or break moment for the rest of the year tim. >> >> well the good news, mel, for those thinking that the data in the ism we built this up up as make or breb. ism services and answering the question about payroll but the number was seemingly critical and it wasn't a good number. we print add poor ism and came intwo points cheaper than we expected growth at 52 handle. this is something the markets didn't expect and the s&p sold off accordingly. and then very resilient got to a place people made assessments diffe

traders are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso beginning with breaking news stocks slammed as a major selloff hits wall street the s&p 500 posting the biggest two-day drop since august. and the selling widespread all 11 sectors finishing in the red. so the question tonight is simple is it time to get worried, tim. >> the data seems to be getting worse. so we have important data coming up tomorrow and friday ism services and we want to believe this is the more important ism number as opposed to manufacturing number which got everybody spooked. this is a trade war that seems stob a manufacturing trade war to what extent we get that tomorrow it should be noted that last month's ism services was a very bullish number which had the markets reverse a two-tai plunge like the one we had when people thought okay here we go but you had adp showing the labor market could be -- if you look at the three-month average on jobs on adp down about 85,000 over the 12-in month but not much changing. >> karen you said last night you were getting worried you're more worried on a relative

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i'm mels aye pleep pete narjen tim seymour. karen finerman and dan nathan. a brokerage babying down a as schwab ups the ante in the price wars who comes out on top to race to consent decree. we debate. watching stitch fix bound bouncing after reporting results. the conference call getting under way. we'll bring you highlights and later one top technician says in chart is looking so bad it's good. where he is finding big opportunity right now. but we begin with the manufacturing meltdown stocks kicking off the quarter deep in the read as a key read on the health of the economy slips to the lowest level since the great recession. that got us thinking, is history about to repeat in firing up the time machine for back to a year when this played out on air >> you hear the music-on see the raging bull. you know what that means the dwou hitting a record high for the first time since january 26th joining the s&p 500 and nasdaq both at all-time highs as well. >> so that was the setup heading into q 4 of last year. fast forward a few days and this happened "fast money

i'm melissa loop trade remembers carter werth karen finerman brian kelly and tim seymour.t headed from here. plus vold mork sent tumbling and why investors in consequence speculation feeling the hang overnothing to do with the booze. beginning with the mother of all countdown to clocks. not the countdown for fed or trade talks. the countdown to jobs, the monthly payroll numbers hits in just over 15 hours from now.

i'm melissa lee traders tim seymour. by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts. the businessest day of the earnings season in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with

traders are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso beginning with breaking news stocksmajor selloff hits wall street the s&p 500 posting the biggest two-day drop since august. and the selling widespread all 11 sectors finishing in the red. so the question tonight is simple is it time to get worried, tim. >> the data seems to be getting worse. so we have important data coming up tomorrow and friday ism services and we want to believe this is the more important ism number as opposed to manufacturing number which got everybody spooked.

traders are tim seymour. karen finerman steve grasso guy adami.ast tring are drink of water now go to bed. we debate in tempered language starbucks gets a jolt from better sales of hom and abroad and bean counting. but we begin with apple and facebook both up about the same josh lipton is on apple. julia boorstin on facebook we start wit

traders on the desk with tim seymour dan nathan guy adami and chris ver own head of technical analysisdy trump trades or pure luck? a new bombshell report raises the red flag on big money moves in the futures pits. traders front running the next big move the man writing the explosive story william conan ahead. >> why the stock struggled to hold the crown, netflix. following the report what soda pop what y

tim seymour.n more than 50% no the three months heading up to the lock up expiration next we can we debate the alternative ending will home builders rip s&p closing fiefd just shy of a record high. the largest gain in sixweeks could next woke, the biggest for earnings season finally push us over the line, guy. >> it appears that

trade esper tim seymour.and jeff mills chief investment officer at brid more trust beginning with the story of the day stocks surge as president trump says we reached a substantial phase one deal with china but the market closing well off highs as the news came out. a tariffs will not go into effect on tuesday. huawei will be dealt with separately and the deal is not yet writtenups agreed upon in principle. let's get to kayla tausche live at the white house with all the details. kayla. >> melissa, the president saysis it's the first of a potentiall

i'm mels aye pleep pete narjen tim seymour. karen finerman and dan nathan.s the ante in the price wars who comes out on top to race to consent decree. we debate. watching stitch fix bound bouncing after reporting results. the conference call getting under way. we'll bring you highlights and later one top technician says in chart is looking so bad it's good. where he is finding big opportunity right now. but we begin with the manufacturing medo

trade remembers tim seert seymour. kaern finerman, dan niegt nathan and guy adam in and tonight steve iceman where he spots the next opportunity a earnings alert on united airlines, a lift after results we break down the headlines and speaking of earnings the options market is betting big on the big move from fet netflix reporting tomorrow we will break down the action. we the race to new records stocks breaking out as banks earnings get under way jp morgan gaining 3% on strong results. the company says the consumer is holding stronach bank of america reports tomorrow one of the biggest shareholders is getting more bullish. ber shire seeking permission from the fed to boost stake in the bank beyond the 10% threshold. did jamie and warren give the okay to ride the rally to new record highs >> why not those are the two. -- if knows two say it's okay, who am i to argue with those two. >> back to you. >> back to you, mel. the jp morgan was quarter was fine and we'll talk about banks but put going in perspective and tangibl

trade remembers tim seert seymour.d guy adam in and tonight steve iceman where he spots the next opportunity a earnings alert on united airlines, a lift after results we break down the headlines and speaking of earnings the options market is betting big on the big move from fet netflix reporting tomorrow we will break down the action. we the race to new records stocks breaking out as banks earnings get under way jp morgan gaining 3% on strong