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Hosted by Melissa Lee and a roundtable of top traders, “Fast Money” breaks through the noise of the day, to deliver the actionable news that matters most to investors. Fast Money airs weeknights at 5p ET on CNBC. Visit http://fastmoney.cnbc.com for additional information.
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Amazon Reports Earnings.. And The Fed Decision On Deck 4/30/24
Amazon jumping after posting better-than-expected results. How the e-commerce giant’s report stacks up against its big tech peers. Plus All eyes on the Fed as the central bank gears up to make their next interest rate decision. And our next guest says two cuts may not be enough. How tomorrow’s decision could determine the market moves in May.
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The Revenge Of Apple… And Tesla Clears A Key Hurdle In China 4/29/24
Apple bucking the mega cap trend lately, rising today after an analyst upgrade. But with just 3 trading days left before the tech titan reports, will the stock follow its peers with an earnings report drop? Plus Tesla all charged up. Shares of the EV maker electrified in today’s session, as the company clears a major hurdle for its Full Self-Driving software. Why CEO Elon Musk made a surprise visit to the country, and what the deal means for the future of Tesla.
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Markets Picking AI over the Fed?... Plus A Semi Slide For Intel 4/26/24
Despite a slew of negative economic data, markets notched a positive week ahead of a key Fed decision. So do the AI-fueled gains in big tech mean more to the market than the central bank? Plus Intel’s post-earnings slide. The chipmaker’s results disappointing investors as forecast falls short. But there’s still some bulls on Wall Street betting on a comeback.
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Alphabet soars after earnings, plus results from Microsoft, Snap and Intel 4/25/24
Earnings season rolls on, and all eyes are on big tech. How Alphabet, Microsoft, IBM, and Snap did in their latest quarters. Will it be enough to reverse the market’s losses from today and get the rally back on track. Plus two gold miner stocks soar and a look at this morning’s earnings movers.
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Meta’s Big Earnings Report… Plus Tesla Charges Higher After Results 4/24/24
Meta dropping after-hours as guidance disappoints. So has the social stock’s recent climb come to an end? Plus Investors plug into Tesla post-earnings, as CEO Elon Musk gives updates on the EV maker’s new models and robotaxi plans. What he’s saying about the timeline and if these promises can deliver.
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Tesla’s Big Earnings Report… And Goldman Sachs’ Record Close 4/23/24
Tesla on the move after reporting a miss on the top and bottom line. What it means for the EV maker, and if these results could hit the brakes on its recent downhill slide. Plus Goldman Sachs’ record close. The bank continuing its run since earnings last week, but will the goldman glow keep shining?
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Customer Reviews
Friday night show forecasting next week
Danielle Shay is the best trader! FM should invite her! Talk more about the next week’s earnings on Friday!
I’m done with this…
Melissa Lee is an excellent facilitator. Some panelists are consistently good, like Karen Finerman, Steve Grasso, and Tim Seymour. However, the show has gone downhill. The perma-bear takes from Guy Adami and Dan Nathan are so tiresome. Guy and Dan are absolutely horrible to listen to. Here is my imitation of Dan Nathan, “short Nvidia and Tesla….you know…you know…Have at it people.” Special guests like Cameron Dawson, Chris Verrone, Katie Stockton, etc. don’t fit the Fast Money format. I like them as CNBC guests, but they are macro strategists and technical analysts, not stock pickers. We don’t need anymore monotone talk about DeMark indicators or McClellan oscillators on Fast Money. Keep bringing back Carter Worth for specific segments. I’ve deducted 2 stars, because Dan Nathan and Guy Adami have ruined the show.
More Money Less Politics
Too many panelists too political.
Steve and Dan are complete political hacks and it clouds their financial insight