Stocks closed near their highs of the day on Friday, but markets were still broadly down for the week. And as we head into the heart of earnings season, with Netflix, Tesla, and IBM on deck to report next week, how should we expect the market to react.

The tech heavy index erased a 2%+ loss at the start of the day to end barely in the green, even as big banks posted disappointing results for the second quarter. So what’s the action telling you? Plus, Pinterest the latest target of activist Elliott Management. What it means for the stock.

Consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 41 years, and while food and energy prices may be coming down, consistently high rents might be the one line item we should be paying the most attention to. Plus, the dollar may be at two-decade highs, but the Chart Master says it could pull back in a big way.

Oil prices plunging 8% today and posting their lowest close in three months. And it’s not the only commodity under pressure. So is this a sign that inflation has passed its peak? Plus in a special second hour of Fast, we’re breaking down everything you can expect as earnings season kicks off – from big tech to big banks, the headwinds, the opportunities and the outlook as companies report results.

The dollar keeps climbing to new 20-year highs and is closing in on parity with the euro. So how will the strength impact companies that do so much of their business abroad. Plus Twitter shares plunging after Elon Musk pulled his bid for the company. And that’s got one of our traders making a big bet on the stock.

Stocks were mixed after Friday’s jobs report but the S&P was still up nearly 2% on the week and the Nasdaq rose 4.6%. But with earnings season about to kick off, the real test may be what’s to come. Plus our Chart of the Week – the big tech stock that’s up 12% since last Thursday’s lows.

Semis surging this week, with the SMH ETF seeing its best day since May. So does the recent outperformance mean a bottom has been put in for the markets? Plus EV and auto stocks have been revving up in recent days. We talk to the former CEO of Ford to find out if the rally can continue.

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Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed.

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Shares of Nike jump after the company posted better than expected revenues and announced a stock buyback. We dig into the numbers to get a read on what they say about the consumer, China, and the supply chain. Plus Robinhood shares soaring on a report crypto exchange FTX is interested in buying the company. Can a deal get done, and what would it mean for the industry?

Markets closed out a rare up-week on Friday, with the Nasdaq posting its best week since March. And the traders have a couple of charts they say give us the real read on where markets are going from here. Plus, we’re counting down to earnings from Nike. What the results could tell us about everythings from consumer demand to the state of the Chinese economy.

The Fed releasing the results of its latest stress tests. We’re breaking down what it means for the big banks. Plus 10-year treasury yields have fallen sharply in recent days. But is that a good or bad thing for stocks?

Jim Cramer sat down with the Meta CEO to talk about his goals to grow the company formerly known as Facebook. We’ve got a first look at the interview and a deep dive on the potential held in the metaverse. Plus Fed Chair Powell acknowledging the possibility of a recession if the central bank keeps hiking rates. How you should set yourself up for that possibility.

Stocks roaring higher today. From big tech, to banks, to big oil - green arrows across the board. Is this a rebound that investors should approach with caution? Fast Money traders’ dish on this

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Stocks sold off on Thursday, with the Dow closing below 30,000 for the first time since January 2021. But if you’re looking for entry points, the desk has a few names you should be looking to add for long-term gains. Plus, with markets at multi-year lows, the Chart Master has some key levels you should be watching now.

The Federal Reserve boosted rates at the fastest pace in nearly three decades, and markets seemed to rally on the news. But will the boost be sustainable, or is this just a short-term gain. Plus, the central bank chair ended his press conference with a big warning to young homebuyers. What he said, and what it means for the housing market.

Markets fairly muted ahead of tomorrow’s Fed decision, with the S&P and Dow down slightly while the Nasdaq eked out a gain. But there are some signs in the market that one of our traders calls “nasty”. We tell you what they are. Plus Pres. Biden setting the itinerary for his controversial trip to Saudi Arabia as oil prices remain at multi-year highs. What he’s looking to accomplish and what it means for the industry.

The S&P dropped nearly 4% to close the day more than 20% from its record high. But how will today’s market action affect the Fed’s policy decision later this week. Plus bitcoin fell to its lowest level since December 2020 today. And our own Brian Kelly says the pain might not be over yet.

Stocks sold off into the close after the latest reading on CPI showed consumer prices rising at their fastest pace in 40 years. Where the markets are heading from here, and how you should protect against any further volatility. Plus gold prices rallied today, but one of our traders said the move higher is “scary”. What’s behind the call.

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Stocks seemed to shrug off the red flag Target raised when it cut guidance for the year, but how strong is the consumer really? With rising rates, a tenuous job market and consistent inflation, will demand exist even when supply chain concerns iron themselves out? Plus oil prices rising to 3-month highs, but J.P. Morgan’s Marko Kolanovic says even higher prices may not mean a recession is inevitable.

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Markets dropping despite a better than expected jobs report as investors seem to think strong employment will prompt the Fed to be more aggressive. Plus Apple shedding nearly 4% ahead of its WWDC kick off next week. The Chart Master dives in to see what’s next for the stock.

Stocks surged on Thursday even after the tech giant brought down estimates for fiscal Q4 earnings and revenue. Even comments from the Fed vice chair didn’t derail the rally. So have stocks fully priced in all the risks? Plus earnings from Lululemon, Restoration Hardware and more.

Shares of Facebook parent company Meta dropped after COO Sheryl Sandberg said she’s stepping down from her post after 14 years. What that means for the company and who could take her place? Plus, what a difference a week makes. Jamie Dimon went from seeing dissipating storm clouds to a full-fledged hurricane for the markets. What that means for the economy and your money.

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The S&P put in its best week since November 2020, snapping a 7-week losing streak and rising more than 6% since Monday. Strength came across the board, but can the gains last? Plus one region of the world far outperforming the U.S. this month. We’ll tell you what it is, and whether we can find opportunities there.

Shares of Dollar Tree, Dollar General and Macy’s soared on Thursday after positive earnings and guidance for the year. But with major companies announcing job cuts and consumers dipping into savings, will the strength continue? Plus earnings from Costco, Ulta and Gap, and the digital ad company that rallied in a big way today.

The Dow pulling off its 4th straight day of gains as new indications from the Fed suggest there’s no reason to believe the central bank will get more hawkish. But with all the recent volatility, is it time to start buying? What the traders are nibbling away at right now. Plus earnings from Nvidia, Williams-Sonoma and more.

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Bank stocks soared to start the week after JPMorgan’s CEO gave some bullish forecasts for the company. Can the rally hold or is there more pain to come? Plus President Biden’s latest comments on Taiwan raising some eyebrows. What rising tensions with Beijing might mean for the companies that are so dependent on China for business.

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Stocks unable to stage a comeback after yesterday’s sell-off and the weakness continued in a couple key areas of the market. What that says about the strength of the markets. Plus the former head of Square Capital weighs in on the future of fintech.

Another monster earnings miss in the retail sector sent Target to its worst day since Black Monday and took the rest of the market with it. But fear was felt across sectors. Will there be more pain to come or have we finally seen the worst? Plus gas prices surging to records across the country. What it means for inflation and the consumer.

We got two very different reads on the consumer today – retail sales rising more than expected while Walmart posted its biggest earnings miss in at least 30 years. So which data point should we be looking to? And one top analyst says it’s time to bet on the beaten down fintech space. The names he says should be added to your shopping cart.

Walmart and Home Depot give us important reads on the consumer and how they’re responding to decades-high inflation when they report tomorrow. What the traders are watching and what it means for the market. Plus Twitter’s CEO and Elon Musk have wildly different estimates for how many bots are on the platform. So with so much confusion, how can anyone know how to value the company?

Apple hit a 7-month low during Thursday’s session but rebounded nearly 6% since then, bringing the rest of the market with it. Is that a sign that we’ve put in our near term lows? Plus one of our traders says the best days may be over for the energy space. We find out how he’s trading the names.

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Fast Money traders’ react to Apple losing the title of world’s most valuable company. Shares of the tech giant fell nearly 12% percent over the last week. How to trade $AAPL amid this sell-off

Fast Money traders look under the hood at the crumbling tech trades. Are these names buying opportunities?

Rate rising and stocks tanking, Fast Money traders’ break down the big market sell off.

Fast Money traders’ dish on the week that was and answer the crucial question if it is too late to sell here.