maybe tim seymour. we spoke with a number of airline trends in the initial conversation did she shed any light on some of those points you would be looking at with regard to whether or not certain airlines would fare better than others? >> well, on balance sheet, we talked about this on "fast money," the enterprise value of some of the companies like american have changed. those that raised debt, it means that the ebitda multiples can be deceiving or tell a slightly different story versus the company of prepandemic if you think about where airlines were rerating massively, from 2015 through 2012 2018 before we thought about pandemic, it was about efficiency and yields. these are companies that have all gone through bankruptcy, that's when the industry has gotten destroyed helene is one of best in her field. i'm not pushing back on united i think we need to look at the subtleties of airlines and efficiencies on yields one more time delta, to me, has the premium franchise right now. they generate the prem

>> trinseo tse. >> all right, tim seymour? >> well, we talk defense how about offense on walmart i think there's a hybrid you don't have to go anywhere near amazon to take this from a 20 multiple, to a 23, 24 it gives you a lot more credit >> yeah, so for me, i'll put my money where my mouth is and say bitcoin. watch that trading if you get the head wind, that would be really positive >> lady and gentlemen, don't go anywhere we've got options action coming up next. have a great weekend [energetic music throughout] what's strong with me? i'm ready for anything. find out what's strong with you with fitbit charge 5 and daily readiness. earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> greetings and salutations. i'm in for melissa lee tonight we're live right here in times square, new

tim seymour. >> well, look, i think the unit growths -- i will leave aside the quality of the menu.ain, not only because of their music, you know, branding celebrity sponsorships, but because of what they've done to the menu, the kiosks, the loyalty program. i think the key to the stock really is the unit growth. they're growing after cutting back in-store closures seven or so years in a row. they are geographically positioning new stores and will be growing 5% to 10% over the next couple of years >> i hate to be a curmudgeon but i don't love the mariah carey christmas song it gets in my head it just doesn't go away. >> come on >> i don't know. next up, carnival creuise lines set to report before the bell on monday the stock has gotten crushed since news of the omicron variant broke last month, posting near double digit losses alongside royal caribbean and norwegian. will rising cases and hospitalizations spell more cancellations and slowdowns in booking? what are you hearing, seema? >> here we go again. last quarter carnival unveiled eye-popping targets and said it would be able to

square in new york city, this is "fast money," the big show tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, steve grasso, and jeff mills you're seeing them right there tonight on the show, the reopening rally charges on airlines, cruise lines, casinos, you know them, all jumping today, even as the broader indexes shrug off a bit. what these moves say plus roku rockets. the streaming stock seeing the best day in over two years one of our trader says the rally is overdone. why he's sounding the alarm. and crypto takes center stage in the signal stellar ceo danielle dixon joins us after her congressional testimony to break down the future of regulation in the crypto industry, and what she makes of all the roll tilt currently going on we start with the other big hearing on capitol hill, as you're seeing there. instagram head just wrapping up his testimony before a house committee. let's get out to yule gentleman boorstin for the details what is being said and what are the implications julia? >> well, it was his first congressional testimony, and adam mosseri defended the efforts to protect tee

tim seymour, kick us off joyeux noel, and along with that, love it. >>> i think that was a fashion designerer ] >> i'm going classic here, very well done here, tim. >> it's apple, for all the reasons i mentioned. this is a company that is perfects everything that's out there. they lower the bar for themselves they wind up leaping over it apple is my final trade. merry christmas to you, the jets on the desk, and everyone else out there. >> thank you bonawyn. >> xlv, a technical setup, wants to break through >>> apprecia yteou appreciate you watching. "mad money" is next. have a great day >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you 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 help people make money. >>> santa's not only coming to town, he came early.

welcome, everybody tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine tu turman getting myself a double dose of pete today tonight on fast, call it inflation-proofing your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up the old school auto companies surging today. ford at a 20-year high what is driving the moves? >>> and later, meta. where options traders think the company formerly known as facebook needs a reality check >>> happy friday, everybody. we have got a big show for you tonight, and we start with the inflation print heard around the world. consumer prices rising at their highest level in nearly 40 years with things like gasoline, rents, used car prices all seeing big gains but here i guess is the good news if you want to call it that a surge in consumer prices did not seem to spook the markets. the major indexes, they all rose, posted their best weeks since february the s&p setting its first record close since november 18th by the way. its 67th high close of the year

> after getting that number, i have to go with paypal i think it's bouncing and going higher >> tim seymournd didn't talk about j and j it has underperformed this year. i think it's time. >> karen >> on the heels of the conversation, i like coinbase, down $100 from its high not so long ago >> $100 from its high? that's amazing steve grasso >> we started off the show with mr. powell and talked about rates. if he is going to raise rates, if rates are moving higher even at a glacial pace, you want to be buying the economic type tnkks, tse. >>has for watching we will see you tomorrow at 5:00 >>> i'm here to tlefl playing field for audill invetstinvesto. tlauls there's always a bull market somewhere. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. at least that's over with. i'm talking about fact that jay powell spoke today

clearly that was tim seymour who said that. explain yourself >> it's possible investors who have been taking their chevy to the levee over and over, the levee may be dry don mclean's great song. wrestled with 50 day and only done that a couple times in the last year. if you think about the overall waitings for the market -- so we talk about the nasdaq 100. if you add tesla and nvidia to the big five, you are at roughly 52%. 52% in seven stocks in the nasdaq 1700. -- 100 it is underperforming. this is the theme. we have said this over and over on the show. we have been talking about a market in pain for sometime. did the mus iic die today no but the broader s&p, the same stocks close to 28 or 29% waiting with the six or seven biggest companies in the world, that should concern investors. today maybe the music didn't die, but the market didn't this is a moment, a wake-up call >> a lot of metaphors i am not sure i understand, but it feels different than the stock the underperformance with the nasdaq 100 down 1%, usually it's the h

guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and nadine furman the bulls are back in a big way. the market soaring for the second day with the s&p posting its biggest gain since march we'll be joined by mike wilson for his thoughts on why you should be bracing for more volatility ahead. >>> plus a semi surge. chip stocks soaring to a record close today. every single name up more than 2% but is it too late to get in on that trade? >>> and believe it or not, it wasn't all green arrows in the market merck, astrazeneca and lilly sitting on the sidelines during today's rally. what the traders are saying about the action in those names now. >>> we start with a massive rally on wall street the nasdaq ripping higher by 3%. no surprise, it was the biggest of the big tech stocks leading the way. apple, microsoft, amazon and the company formerly known as facebook adding a combined $280 billion in market cap just today. that's bigger than one whole salesforce but it wasn't just big tech. every sector in the s&p was up today and the small cap russell 2000 rose more than 2% too so after two d

welcome, everybody tonight's trader lineup, tim seymour, steve grasso, nadine tu turman getting myselfng your portfolio. the chart master has three ways to play these insane rising prices we'll tell you what they are and how to trade them. >>> plus, revving up

guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and nadine furman the bulls are back in a big way.r his thoughts on why you should be bracing for more volatility ahead. >>> plus a semi surge. chip stocks soaring to a record close today. every single name up more than 2% but is it too late to

square in new york city, this is "fast money," the big show tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymourly charges on airlines, cruise lines, casinos, you know them, all jumping today, even as the broader indexes shrug off a bit. what these moves say plus roku rockets. the streaming stock seeing the