tim seymour, dan nathan, brian kelly. tonight on fast traders are sounding alarm on wti and sharing gap and broadcom rallying after-hours earnings and we'll bring the latest on the quarters and riffian making a huge u turn on pricing the stock holding strong despite all of the market volatility apple up 2% in the last week nasdaq 100 is flat . looking under the hood is there something going on with apple's valuation forward pe about 27 compared to s&p 500, revenue growth 8% versus 7.2% for s&p. so why does apple continue to trade at a premium does it deserve it is a flight to safety? is there a come upness coming for apple, dan >> i'd say it doesn't deserve it trading 27 times with the same expected eps growth as s&p 500 trading 19 times is really in line with the average over the last five years or so. a lot of "fast money" viewers may say i always have something negative to say. about apple. and, you know, i just think there's something funky going on here because why is apple levitating here, guy will tell you it trade

tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, karen finerman,dan nathan and pete najarian tonight on fast, danny says could be trouble brewing under the surface of the market. plus oil breaking out. crude soaring above $100 a barrel for the first time in more than seven years and chart master carter worth drilling down where this is heading next. and earnings calls underway we'll bring the latest russia ramping up attacks in ukraine sending stocks spirals s&p 500 down more than 1.5%, dow shedding nearly 600 points as rate route continues, yield of the ten career hitting lowest level since january 5th, rates were above 2% just last friday and that drop is having a big impact on wells fargo, bank of america, jpmorgan falling sharply, jpmorgan down 8% in just the last two sessions what are the banks telling us? is just a reaction to the decline in the 10-year yield what's going on with spreads or is there another message, karen, that we should take >> i think there's several messages, i think one is what you said, right. but there's other ones too i think the most important to me is the potential f

tonight's trader lineup danica mcadam guy adami, karen finerman, steve grasso, and tim seymour is here breaking down ford for investors and all over shares of snowflake, stock deep in the red on earnings, company call just underway, we'll bring you the very latest. and draftkings striking out with investors, the headline that spent it tumbling. j powell tells congress we're ready for lift off all three majors rallying with every sector finishing in the green. powell testifying before the house said the impact in ukraine is quote highly uncertain but fed is still on pace to start raising rates an the countdown is on the next increase two week from today given today's market move how are you grading powell too dubbish? too hawkish? or maybe did he perfectly thread the needle, guy? >> i got to give him a grade, you know my overall grade with him, as i said a number of times. >> but this particular performance. >> no, today, the market liked it so you got to give him an a-plus through the prism of the market, if he thinks he's going to thread the needle i have better point guard playing kn

from the nasdaq marketsite in time square, i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and karen finerman will join us shortly apple's big reveals, tim cook taking the wrap off the new phone but an exclusive friday night baseball investors yawning, we'll tell you how apple and tech can get their mojo back. >>> plus last night we told you mcy d's is keeping the door's open in russia, today decided to shut it down, the details on the symbolic message. >>> sun is shining on invest co solar time to get a tan. the mid it day rally sharply dow dropped nearly 600 points. but easy come easy go, markets finally ended the day in the red. so tim what happened on the mid day call. >> i think we said it two different ways, dan said, look, i would be concerned if this market -- at inter day highs we had the production call -- he said i'd be surprised if this market finishes lower down on the day, and i said i wouldn't be surprised if the market finishes down on the day the headlines were, look, we want the 4headlines to turn around but you look at the technical damage in

marketsite in time square this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman and jeff mills. ahead on fast, the hits to the supply chain just keep coming. today a earthquake in japan set to impact micro controller ships in cars, and the war in ukraine highlighting the fragility of the global network for goods, how long will consumers and investors feel the pain? miss on fedex in the stock making big swings after-hours, and later trade it or fade it, all-american edition, is now the time to bet on stocks and make most of their money right here in usa. names in the debate coming up. we start off this st. patrick's day show appropriately with sea of green in the markets, rallying third day in a row, s&p best week of the year and growth stocks soaring, block, robinhood, shopify, massive rebounds, up more than 20% since monday and software igv up best week since february still multi-decade highs is too early to bet on growth do we believe this rally before our eyes, tim? >> it's been extraordinary nice green, mel, on st. patrick's day. >> i forgot.

marketsite in time square, this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup dan nathan, tim seymour, karen finerman and guy adami joining in a few, ahead on fast, beijing firing back, chinese companies could face devastating actions if they defy russian sanctions today china said it will respond firmly and forcefully if the u.s. does that how worried do investors need to be about this red-hot rhetoric plus, grim new numbers on where we are not shoppingful for picture doesn't look pretty for best buy, home depot, kohl's and bed bath and beyond. and on the options market 20 to 1 split could make amazon a blockbuster. starting with europe's big mafr, ceo of volkswagen saying the impact of the ukraine war could be worse on the european economy than the pandemic. saying the global spooich di -- quote -- [ reading ] that in a surprise decision by the ecb to start winding down stimulus faster than expected dealing a big blow german dax falling 3%. not much better at home all three ended in the red, did call back many losses 10-year yield back above 2% first time this month. so should inves

marketsite in time square this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, tim seymour, jeff mills and dan nathan ahead, baba bounce, shared s of alibaba climbing up nearly 50% now almost back to even for the year, announcing $25 million buy back is a bullish sign for investors. plus elon musk busting a move literally as he opens first mafr plant in germany for tesla in europe sliding now 20% in the last month how big a deal is ribbon cutting for investors. and later, "fast money" pitch teeing up this golf stock that's been in the rough most of the past year. will it be a for or a hole-in-one. >> wow mel brutal. >> we can't fit in any more puns wall street s&p notching sixth gain in six sessions up 6% since lows last wednesday when the fed announced rate hike. the threat of higher rates coming faster has not slowed anybody down, not even big tech look at the gains, amazon up more than 12% and meta up more than 11% combined $78,000 billion in -- $780 billion in that run and is the market come to terms with higher rates it looks like everything is coming up roses. the fed

marketsite in time square, this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymourkaren finerman and steve grasso. ahead on fast kohl's reports new bid for department store chain, which trader is nibbling on this plus baba-boo yah as jim cramer would say, if you placed your bets on alibaba watched bottom line go boom monster rebound on the stocks. >>> and later, ibm now the time to buy, bold call on a stock heading in the wrong direction for over a decade. starting with powell rally, stocks falling sharply after the fed announced first rate hike in three years, when chair too the podium calmed fears sending s&p back up more than 2% closing at the highs the day, so what exactly did he say that got stocks rallying again? steve liesman we turn to you for the answer >> i got wax in my ears all i know we have lift off as the fed raised interest rates by a quarter percentage to 2.5 to 0.5 and firmly signalled more rate hikes to come. expects to give balance sheet reduction in a coming meeting andfed chair j powell said it could come as super as the next one in may further

tim seymour, guy adami, brian kelly. nike does it shares jumping we're dialed into the call we'll bring you all the details. plus, the c suite at disney not exactly the happiest place on earth. there is a rift in the relationship between bob iger and the man who replaced him and the moves by the new boss have been getting a cold shoulder on wall street. inside disney's rocky ride, straight ahead >>> another a big head day for the metals and mining. up for the fifth straight day, it is hitting its highest level in over a decade tim and bk ready to rock out on that heavy metal trade we start off with jerome powell widely underestimated the rise in prices and suggests even more aggressive rate hikes than he laid out last week his comments sent markets on a roller coaster ride. the s&p sank nearly a half percent immediately. and despite a late day comeback with the first loss in five sessions will this more hawkish tone put an end to last week's rally? it was how many -- it wasn't even a week ago. >> four. >> it was four day

tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and pete najarian, co-foudner of market rebellion. ahead on fast. rates rapidly rising inflation under pressure we chart the sector plus wild week for weed looming legislation by congress could now be the time to come back to cannabis and later, gamestop up over 60% this week. chairman scooped up more shares. are we breathing new life in this trade start with rising interest rates and 10-year spiking 2.5% today and -- oil back up today crude getting bump after attack on saudi energy depot and finished up 8.5% and second executive week up s&p led by energy, tesla and apple how can the market hold up with rates and inflation grinding higher, tim? >> we had consumer confidence restating to 10-year low on consumer confidence. color me very surprised as someone who seen rates move 40 basis points on the short ends and the long end and at least 45 basis points in the last nine sessions since we were told what's on colin's minute and vix falling 40%. what equities is doing is extraordinary. doesn't surprise me right now we're seei

tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, jeff mill, steve grasso and pete najarian. right now, we chart the tran transports, see where we go from here we interrupt "star wars", frozen, bambi for this disney commercial break, they will have a cheaper version with commercials is adds on streaming hotter and wheat getting whacked. cannot get a bump after an upgrade on the street. it's an ugly chart can anything light a fire under this joint. >> oh, man so many. >> i know. we start off with what might be a major warning signal, commodities rallying gains more than 13%, dollar hitting the highest level since may 2020 that is traditionally not a good thing for the market not surprisingly stocks pull back again today s&p back in correction territory down more than 10% from all-time high dow closing out its fourth straight week of losses, nasdaq shedding more than 1.5%. is there even more down side from here? pretty extraordinary moves for the week if you look at the commodity >> amazing. >> dixie was up 2% this week alone, tim, what do you make of this this traditionally do

joining me now, tim seymour. great to see you, tim. >> hey, morgan. >> i argue, okay perhaps this conflict that sort of exacerbated the situation, but i argue that the pandemic and thern before that the trade war triggered this somebody invested across the world many years, how do you see it >> yeah. i've been chasing global trade a long time and argue, sadly, that globalization probably peaked at the great financial crisis and when central banks around the world first of all had to protect jobs on a sovereign level more than cared about efficiencies, public sector bailing out the private sector global trade is a percentage of gdp and fighting that. talked about the pandemic. a case where look at our drug companies, our health care system the way that the u.s. and europe were vaccinated first. look at some of the dynamics around then china with their made in china 2025 that's not about let's broaden and diversify our economy. it's, let protect china and put china first in terms of the global internet and cybersecu

. >> tim seymour. >> budweiser king of beers happy st. patrick's day everyone. >> meantime "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. see you back here at 5:00 for fast "market movers" with jim cramer starts right now ♪ >>> 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. "market movers" starts now ♪ >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "market movers. welcome to cray-america. it is time to make money my job is not just entertainment to education and teach you how it works call me or tweet me @jimcramer sometimes the last thing you need in this business is an explanation. there are moments when the action is so darn pointless, so driven by market mechanics, past etf trading,al al goe rhythms i will lead you astray nasdaq jumped, it was looking soggy at 1030. let me ask you this. two days ago we had a dramatic decline in the price of oil, down more than 10% instant analysis said the oil rally was over, done, stick a fork in

and thank you so very much, tim seymour. biden announced a new federal task force dedicated to seizing the assets of russian oligarchs. they are the former kgb spies, business men and women and members of the russian defense industry closest a vladimir putin. now, the justice department's best follow the money guy is on the case. nbc investigations correspondent tom winter has this exclusive new interview with the veteran prosecutor. >> we are looking to disrupt networks. we're looking to disrupt the comfort that the oligarchs and the sanction people enjoy. real estate, yes. bank accounts, yes. artwork, the fruits of the luxurious life that is ill gained, all of that is on the table. >> andrew adams, the man hunting the oligarchs money, he was running operation klepto capture. >> the reason for coming to workers to chase them money, and then to chase the crime. >> the oligarchs are vladimir putin's inner circle. known for their yachts, villas, and sports teams, some can now see those perks seized if federal prosecutors think

let's go around the horn tim seymour. >> hard for me to see commodities pulling back substantially fromteel prices are going higher, diversified metals going higher. >> brian kelly >> metals are where i'm at too free port-mac. get that shiny metal that amc likes, gold. >> a 15 to 20% rally in alibaba from these levels. >> karen >> tjx, i think that once we see omicron reopen, which will be mostly in this next quarter that they announce, we'll start to see some good earnings here. tjx. >>> thank you for watching "fast money. we'll see you tomorrow >>> don't awhe,gonyer >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" start news hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to educate and teach you these days so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at #madtweets how do we explain today's tremendous rebound withhe

tim seymour and we start with a catalyst for the sell-off. wti crude surging at one point this morning above $130 a barrel for the first time since september of 2008. it is now up more than 25% in just the past week and that move pushed stocks deep into the red the s&p seeing the worst day since october 2020 the dow closing below 33,000 for the first time since last march. both of those indices now in correction territory and the nasdaq now officially in a bear market. closing 20% below the all-time high take a look at reopening trade on a day when new york starts rolling back mask mandates, covid cases are dropping and will the spike in oil prices take a lasting toll on economic growth guy, what do you say >> i think it will but i think the back half of the year it going to be fantastic for all of the reasons we talked about in the fall of last year tim has been on the energy trade for quite sometime i think regardless of what is going on in eastern europe, that is my opinion, i think we just got there a lot of faster. you see the move in cr

tonight's trader lineup danica mcadam guy adami, karen finerman, steve grasso, and tim seymour is herehares of snowflake, stock deep in the red on earnings, company call just underway, we'll bring you the very latest. and draftkings striking out with

from the nasdaq marketsite in time square, i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, tim seymourman will join us shortly apple's big reveals, tim cook taking the wrap off the new phone but an exclusive friday night baseball investors yawning, we'll tell you how apple and tech can get their mojo back. >>> plus last night we told you mcy d's is keeping the door's open in russia, today decided to shut it down, the details on the symbolic message. >>> su

marketsite in time square, this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup dan nathan, tim seymoury adami joining in a few, ahead on fast, beijing firing back, chinese companies could face devastating actions if they defy russian sanctions today china said it will respond firmly and forcefully if the u.s. does that how worried do investors need to be about this red-hot rhetoric plus, grim new numbers on where we are not shoppingful for picture doesn't look pretty for best buy, home depot, kohl's and bed bath and beyond. and on the options market 20 to 1 split could make amazon a blockbuster.

tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, karen finerman,dan nathan and pete najarian tonight on fast, dannyplus oil breaking out. crude soaring above $100 a barrel for the first time in more than seven years and chart master carter worth drilling down where this is heading next. and earnings calls underway we'll bring the latest

tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, jeff mill, steve grasso and pete najarian.o from here we interrupt "star wars", frozen, bambi for this disney commercial break, they will have a cheaper version with commercials is adds on streaming hotter and wheat getting whacked. cannot get a bump after an

tim seymour, dan nathan, brian kelly.rs earnings and we'll bring the latest on the quarters and riffian making a huge u turn on pricing