Something just happened in housing that hasn’t happened since 1982. The Fast Money traders break down what it is and how it could impact the hot housing trade.

Activist short seller Scorpion Capital is taking aim at medical technology company Berkeley Lights calling it a “publicly traded fraud.” Why he’s betting against this name and how Berkeley Lights is responding.

The man who moves markets, J.P. Morgan’s Chief Global Markets Strategist Marko Kolavonic, ups his year-end price target for the S&P 500. He tells us why he’s feeling so bullish. Plus, Starbucks gets roasted following big news out of China. And the Fast Money traders break down the big breakout in cannabis stocks today.

Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson just cut his rating on U.S. equities to underweight and says a 10% correction is on its way. He lays out the case and where you can go for safety. Plus Apple just laid out its latest slate of iPhones and Apple Watches. How the new versions stack up and what it means for the stock.

Apple erasing $85b in market cap today after a judge ruled the company can no longer force developers to use in-app purchasing. Shares of Alphabet fell in sympathy. What the decision means for the state of tech service providers. Plus, shares of Peloton kicked into high gear this week, posting their best week of the year. How the traders are playing the name.

United, American, JetBlue and Southwest shares all taking flight today, even as the airlines cut guidance due to the spread of the delta variant. What’s behind the move and what’s next for the industry. Plus with just hours to go before the kickoff for the 2021/22 football season, we talk to the CEO of one company that just inked a major distribution deal with the NFL.

The latest parry in the epic battle over payment for order flow comes from former FDIC chair Sheila Bair, who is calling on the SEC to put restrictions on the controversial practice. She joins us to lay out her case. Plus, the response from one financial services company whose business depends on PFOF -- Doug Cifu, the CEO of Virtu Financial.

Shares of Apple hit a new record after the company announced its latest product event for next week. Plus, bitcoin plunged as much as 17% as the rollout of El Salvador’s crypto wallet ran into some snags.

Shares of Netflix have risen in 15 of the last 16 trading sessions and are sitting at all-time highs. But can the rally go even higher from here? The Chart Master lays out his case. Plus why Japan’s market hitting a 30-year high is the biggest story of the day, according to one of our traders.

Supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and production pitfalls. Could this holiday be shaping up to be a big bust? What it means for the consumer, retailers and your portfolios. Plus, a top analyst downgrading AMC, but one day trader isn’t worried. They each lay out their case for what’s next for the Reddit-favorite stock.

September kicks off with a new set of record highs for the S&P and the Nasdaq. But the traders say there are three other charts that tell the real story of the market. Plus there’s a new king in the digital ad game. How TikTok took the crown from Google and Facebook.

August capped off its seventh straight month of gains, but will the rally roll on, or is there pain coming in the fall? The desk discusses how they’re setting up for the coming month. Plus bitcoin may be all the rage, but it’s a different crypto that’s not only outperforming, but possibly becoming a more viable coin. We break down what’s going on.

PayPal is considering offering an online trading platform to its customers, in a move that puts it up against the likes of Robinhood and other brokerages. Plus Apple soared more than 3% to a new high Monday, as big cap tech stocks led the S&P and Nasdaq to new records. But one top analyst says a correction might be coming soon.

The S&P and Nasdaq closed out the week at new records after Fed chairman Jerome Powell laid the groundwork to begin tapering by the end of the year. But one trader says we’re in for even more volatility ahead. Plus Hurricane Ida making landfall and prompting refiners to shut down. What it means for the energy markets and energy stocks as we head into the fall.

U.S. financials surged on Wednesday, with American Express posting its best day in over a month. We break down what’s behind the moves and where the sector is going next. Plus DraftKings surging on news it’s the latest darling of Cathie Wood’s Ark Innovation Fund, but some of the star investor’s other picks have been struggling more than a bit recently.

Chinese internet stocks rebounded in a big way on Tuesday, with the KWEB ETF posting its best day ever. But one top investor says it’s too early to go all in on Beijing. Plus, Wall Street’s new biggest bull. Wells Fargo Securities Chris Harvey lays out the case for why he says the S&P has 8% more upside this year

The Nasdaq surged to new records on Monday after Pfizer got full approval for its COVID vaccine, potentially opening the door for stronger reopening rebound. Plus, Visa getting into the NFT game and causing a major run on one particular asset. Why CryptoPunks have suddenly become the hot new trade in digital assets

Volatility in the U.S. and the continued China sell-off prompted us to ask, where in the world are the best investment opportunities? The traders lay out their picks.

Markets may be a stone’s throw from all-time highs, but one trader says they’re setting up for a sequel to last year’s blockbuster action. The three biggest threats he says investors should pay attention to. Plus the energy rout continues and the Chart Master says there’s even more pain to come. Carter Worth makes the case.

Shares of Robinhood on the move after the much-watched name reports its first earnings as a public company. We break down the results with venture capitalist Rick Heitzmann. Plus the markets may have fallen on Wednesday, but there’s one name Dan says could be the best chart in the market. We reveal what it is and where it’s going next.

The S&P and Dow snapped 5-day win streaks on Tuesday with major indexes shedding nearly a percent. The consumer discretionary sector led losses, as strong earnings from Walmart and Home Depot were not enough to excite investors. Plus homebuilder sentiment took a hit in August, sending shares of builders plunging

A growing number of Fed officials are voicing support of announcing a taper of their bond buying program as early as next month. What it means for markets and your portfolio. Plus earnings season is about to kick off for retailers. We break down the winners and loses ahead of these reports.

The S&P may not have posted a monster gain to end the week, but it did score its fourth record close in a row. But yields were down after some dour news on consumer sentiment. The traders break down all the market action. Plus Sonos takes on Google…and wins. The decision that got the speaker maker surging after hours.

Shares of Disney surged after the entertainment giant reported earnings after the bell. The desk is diving into the results and bringing you the trades. Plus semi stocks getting slammed after a downgrade on one big player. What’s next for the space, and how to play it.

Southwest signaling the spreading delta variant could eat into its profitability in the third quarter. We talk with one top airline analyst about what the warning means for the airline sector and the recovery. Plus, 10-year yields falling for the first time in six days. We go off the charts to find out where they’re going next and what sectors could benefit.

Shares of infrastructure stocks surged on Tuesday after the Senate passed the long-awaited infrastructure bill. We dig into the names making some of the biggest moves. Plus shares of Moderna have nearly doubled in the past month. But one analyst is calling for a 75% pullback. He lays out his case.

From oil to gold to lumber, commodities continued to see prices drop on Monday. The traders debate what signal this sends to the market and to the Fed. Plus AMC reporting earnings after the bell. We break down the latest numbers from the Reddit-favorite stock.

The S&P and Dow closed off their highs of the day, but still finished at new records after a better-than-expected jobs report. So does this give the Fed the “all clear” to start raising rates and tapering asset purchases? The desk breaks down the best way to play the markets. Plus, the Chart Master dives into why there may be more pain in store for the energy trade.

The S&P and Nasdaq notched new records at the close on Thursday, but with the delta variant spread causing companies to push back their reopening plans and consumers to rein in spending, have markets priced in risks to the reopening or are they ignoring the threat. Plus another wild day for Robinhood sees shares almost entirely erase yesterday’s gains. What’s next for the stock?

Robinhood has appropriately caught the eye of Reddit, becoming the top-talked about name on the platform as shares suge another 50% in their fifth day of trading. What this says about the power of the retail trader and the future of the online brokerage space. Plus big moves from Uber and Roku after their earnings reports. The traders break down the numbers

Household debt rose by the biggest dollar amount since 2007 in the second quarter. So what does this say about consumer’s appetite for spending? Plus Lyft posts a surprise EBITDA profit in the latest quarter, sending shares higher after the bell.

Square shares surging more than 10% after announcing a deal to buy Australian fintech firm Afterpay. But the real question is what the deal means for big banks as they face growing competition from the financial upstarts. Plus Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins us with a bullish forecast for August. Why he says a rising tide might just lift all sectors.

Shares of Amazon notching their worst day since May 2020 and taking the rest of the e-commerce complex down with it. What the action says about the state of the consumer, the reopening trade, and the markets. Plus another big week of earnings is on deck -- we bring you the names each trader is watching.

On the last trading day of the month, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee are joined by Scott Minerd, Guggenheim’s Chief Investment Officer, who says it may be time to sell stocks. The Committee will debate whether we’re at the peak of the market, as Minerd suggests. And later, we cover a big earnings week next week, what names should you watch out for?

Amazon on the move after its first earnings report without Jeff Bezos at the helm. We break down the numbers and bring you the trade. Plus one of the most-watched IPOs of the year -- Robinhood makes a less-than-stellar market debut. What it means for the IPO market and the retail trading boom.

Shares of Facebook dropped after its latest earnings report after the company issued disappointing revenue guidance and posted user growth was flat in its latest quarter. Plus the Chinese Internet ETF posted its best day ever after 4 days of losses. So is it time to buy into these names?

$6.5 trillion worth of big tech stocks reported after the bell on Tuesday, and the desk is here to break down all the numbers from Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft. Plus reports from Visa, Starbucks and AMD.

Shares of the EV maker were higher after the company delivered better than expected earnings and revenue for the latest quarter. Loup Ventures’ Gene Munster breaks down the results. Plus Beijing’s crackdown on big tech expanding on Monday, sending shares of Chinese internet players sinking again. Should you hang onto these names or is it time to cut and run?

Remember Monday? When the Dow dropped as much as 900 points and the S&P shed 1.6%? Well the markets don’t seem to – the S&P finished the week at new records, up 4.2% from its Monday lows as we get ready for a big week of tech earnings. The traders lay out their playbooks for the week ahead. Plus Starbucks hitting new highs today, but could a surge in coffee prices create headwinds for the coffee stock?

Intel and Twitter lead the earnings docket on Thursday. We break down the results and get you the trades. Plus the OIH may be down more than 20% from its recent highs, but one technician is finding a few opportunities in the energy space that could be big buys now.

U.S. stock indexes continued their momentum after yesterday’s big gains, but the traders have their eyes on a couple of charts they think could tell the real tale of what’s going on in the markets. Plus, Elon Musk, Cathie Wood, and Jack Dorsey making some crypto-moving headlines at the B Word Conference. We wrap up their comments and bring you the trades.

Stocks staged a massive bounceback on Tuesday, with the S&P nearly erasing all of Monday’s losses. But one trader says the market actually seems more panicky today than it did yesterday. We dive into why. Plus earnings season in full force today with reports from Netflix, Chipotle and United Airlines. We break down the numbers and bring you the trade.

Stocks sold off to start the week with every S&P sector in the red and investors’ search for safety sending 10-year yields to the lowest level since February. Is this an opportunity to buy in or should there be caution ahead. Plus the one area in the market that could hold the greatest potential.

Major indexes closed near their lows of the day Friday, with the S&P, Dow and Nasdaq all closing near session lows. So how are the traders setting up after Friday’s sell-off? Plus Goldman Sachs putting out a big bullish call on Live Nation. Why one of the traders says the world’s biggest concert promoter is in for a very big year.

After a decade of underperformance, oil and energy stocks kicked off 2021 with a bang, rising more than 30% to start the year. But it’s seen a sharp pullback in Q3 and is so far the worst sector in the S&P. Veteran oil expert Paul Sankey joins us with his take. Plus chip stocks seeing their worst day in two months after Taiwan Semi reported results. We’ll dive in to what’s next for the space.

Markets eked out gains Wednesday, erasing earlier losses after Fed chair Jerome Powell said the central bank would keep its easy monetary policies going. Former PIMCO chief economist Paul McCulley joins with his thoughts. Plus, why the sell-off in high-multiple tech stocks has some of our traders worried.

Markets may be pulling back from records on Tuesday, but big tech stocks like Apple, Microsoft and Google are all at all-time highs. What are you doing with those trades? Plus Grayscale announcing a partnership with BNY Mellon, its latest step in converting to a bitcoin ETF. CEO Michael Sonnenshein joins us with what’s next.

Shares of big banks have been rallying strong in the days leading up to their Q2 earnings reports. And that rally has one of our traders pressing the pause button. We’ll find out why. Plus, Disney seeing it’s best day since March after a successful weekend box office. So what did Black Widow’s debut tell us about the future of the movie business?