CNBC's "Fast Money"
A slightly better than expected jobs report sent major indexes higher to close out the week, with the S&P closing at its highest level since March of last year. So is this a sign that a soft landing is really achievable? Plus Paramount shares soared 12 percent on reports it’s looking to sell itself. What other deals could be coming for the media...
Stocks rebounded ahead of tomorrow’s jobs report and in advance of more key catalysts next week. So we asked the traders what they think is the most important thing to be watching for the markets. Plus Alphabet and AMD rallied the day after two big AI product launches. But who will win the AI race? Top tech analyst Ben Reitzes weighs in. Fast Money...
On a relatively muted day for the major markets, both 10-year yields and crude oil prices saw big legs lower. The Chart Master maps out where they’re going from here. Plus some recently beaten down names have been on a tear in the past month. But can their runs keep going? We find out in a game of Trade It or Fade It?! Fast Money Disclaimer
Shares of American Express diving midday after the CEO warned that a “skittish” consumer caused billions to slow to start the quarter, while Bank of America’s top exec suggested spending was still holding up. Which of these reads on the consumer is right? Plus Beijing firing back at the US over its latest export control comments. And a Chinese IPO faces...
AI-focused stocks have been on a tear this year, with names like Nvidia more than tripling already in 2023. But the stock is down 10% from its all-time high hit just two weeks ago. Can the rally regain its momentum? Plus bitcoin prices topping $42,000 for the first time since April 2022. Where are they headed next? Fast Money Disclaimer
Pfizer shares sinking to March 2020 lows after the company halted its twice-daily weight loss pill. Just how big of a setback is this for the pharma heavyweight’s entry into the obesity drug race? The Fast Money traders debate. Fast Money Disclaimer
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