Did we just spot the next target of the Reddit Rebellion? We tell you what it is, and what options markets are saying about it . Plus, we’re all over after-hours action in Disney and Expedia after the two companies reported earnings. We’ll dig into the numbers and bring you the trade.

Shares of Tilray surging again Wednesday as Redditors seemed to find a new short-seller favorite to focus on. So what names could be caught up in the frenzy, and how will the trend play out. Plus earnings from Uber and MGM, and the ultimate safety play may not be what you think.

Twitter, Lyft, and Cisco Systems all on the move after reporting earnings. We break down the details and bring you the latest from the calls. Plus companies from GM to Sony raising concerns over a chip shortage. What it means for the semiconductor industry as those stocks touch record highs.

Tesla announced it bought $1.5 billion in the popular cryptocurrency, sending the price of Bitcoin to all-time highs. But what happens if other companies start buying up the digital coin too? And with airlines rallying along with the broader markets today, will the reopening rally continue to drive stocks?

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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.

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

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

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

Megacap stocks plunged to end the week with the S&P posting its worst week since late October. But is the pullback in names like Apple, Microsoft and Tesla an opportunity to go shopping?

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Stocks accelerated losses at the end of the session, as investors awaited earnings reports from titans like Apple, Tesla, and Facebook. Among the forces driving the market: concerns over COVID vaccine distribution and the continued squeeze on short sellers which has forced traders to sell their long positions.

We’re breaking down all the action on one of the busiest days of this earnings season. Reports from Microsoft, AMD and Starbucks are all on the docket. Plus could all the actions we’ve seen in highly shorted names like GameStop be a signal that there’s a new guard in charge on Wall Street?

President Joe Biden signing an executive order on minimum wage for federal workers. But how would a broad increase impact consumers and the companies that employ them. Plus a big week ahead for earnings. We go beyond the bottom line to find what our traders are most closely watching.

As stocks like Gamestop and Blackberry see huge gains and volatility, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee break down what exactly is going on in these names and the risks for traders and investors. Mad Money’s Jim Cramer make a surprise appearance to weigh in. Plus, the investment committee making a lot of moves in this market. We break down their latest buys and sells

The traders break down the after-hours action in shares of Intel, IBM, and CSX after their latest earnings reports. And with Treasury Secretary nominee Janet Yellen appearing to open the door for a 50-year U.S. Treasury Bond, we look at the impact on the yield curve and your money.

Markets closing at new records as Joe Biden is sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. But what stocks are set to benefit most from the new administration’s policies. The traders pick out their portfolios for the new term.

Shares of Netfilx were on the move higher after the streaming giant reported it added 8.5 million subscribers in the fourth quarter. Plus Microsoft making a major investment in GM’s autonomous car unit Cruise Automation. And on the eve of his inauguration, President Elect Biden attends a ceremony to honor the more than 400,000 people in the U.S. who’ve died from COVID.

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President Elect Joe Biden set to reveal details for his economic relief plan. We bring you the details on what to expect in his announcement tonight. Plus earnings season kicks off tomorrow with reports from JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo. Can the red hot financial trade continue its rapid run?

We’re following the fallout from the House vote to impeach President Trump for a second time. Corporate America’s reaction, and what it means for your portfolio. Plus Bob Swan stepping down as CEO at Intel. What his successor could bring to the beaten down semi stock.

Treasury yields continued their climb higher Tuesday and are now up nearly 25% this year. But Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson is watching one key level for rate which, if they breach, he says could be a major wrecking ball for the economy and the markets.

Shares of social media stocks taking a hit Monday after Twitter officially and permanently banned President Trump from its platform. But what will it mean for these stocks in the long run? Plus Credit Suisse’s Jonathan Golub says markets haven’t fully appreciated the strength of the economic comeback as we get back up and running. What it says about where you should put your money.

Full team coverage of breaking news out of Washington, where protestors breached the Capitol Building as Congress was set to confirm the November election results. We’re joined by former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, Tony Fratto, the former Deputy Press Secretary for George W. Bush, and more.

The S&P, Dow, and Nasdaq all notched record closes on Thursday, even as Washington continued to deal with the fallout from Wednesday’s events. So why are stocks at highs even as the rest of America reels. We look for some answers. Plus Facebook and Twitter trying to take a stand against the President’s social media posts. What it means for the companies and for the industry.

Oil prices surged to their highest level in nearly a year, with energy stocks going along for the ride. But the Chart Master says it’s time to sell the oil rally. Plus we lay out your tech sector playbook with Jefferies Jared Weisfeld.

Markets dropped in the first trading day of the new year, but finished well off their lows. We break down the trade with Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer. Plus could Georgia’s Senate run-off elections tomorrow unleash a blue wave on Congress? What it means for the markets and your money.

As we wind down what’s been a tumultuous year for the markets, we take a look at what are set to be the biggest themes of 2021 and lay out how to trade them. Plus, even with markets at record highs, there may be room to grow. We go off the charts to find the names poised for big gains in the new year.

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The time-worn strategy of investing in the highest-yielding stocks in the Dow didn’t pan out in 2020, but with new names joining the list in the new year, will that change? Plus we look at the stocks that logged major comebacks in 2020 and look at whether their runs will continue.

In a year that saw major indexes hit one record after another, there were a couple of big themes that really defined the markets in 2020. The desk breaks down the biggest themes of the year.

Wells Fargo Securities’ Chris Harvey joins with his top three predictions for 2021 -- including one on the high-flying stock that could be the next AOL. Plus shares of Zoom dropping more than 6% on reports it’s looking to expand into some well-trod ground.

A handful of newly public names have seen some outsized gains in recent weeks. But what does that say about the strength of the market? Plus top-ranked Apple analyst Toni Sacconaghi breaks down the company’s potential move into the auto space.

While the broad market staged a solid rebound Monday, the “reopening trade” continued to falter, with airlines, cruise lines and hotel stocks taking a hit. But is it time to get in on these names? Plus the “Worst Looking Chart in the Market” -- why one trader is staying away from Intel.

Come Monday Tesla will officially be part of the S&P. What it means for the company and all the other stocks in the index. Plus Nike reporting earnings after the bell. We break down the results that put shares on the move.

Shares of FedEx sinking after its latest earnings report. What’s in store for the shipping giant as we head into the holiday season. Plus, while markets are closing at new records, there are more signs that Main Street isn’t faring as well as Wall Street. The danger lurking in the latest jobless claims numbers

JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic has the highest 2021 S&P target on the Street. He joins the desk to tell us what’s going to get it there. Plus, Bitcoin hitting a new record above $20,000 for the first time, and our Bitcoin Baller thinks there are a couple reasons the rally has only just begun.

There’s been a recent divergence in the performance of the Big Tech titans that have ruled the market for so long. So we ask the question: what’s the new set of stocks to lead the way in the new year? Plus Bank of America’s Savita Subramanian and, with less than 10 days to go ‘til Christmas, how to play the big names in retail.

The first coronavirus vaccines are rolling out across the country, but a rising death toll and the threat of more lockdowns kept the reopening trade in check today. Are we in for a rough ride for markets over the next few months. Plus we’re on the frontlines with a look at the particular difficulties in getting the vaccines out to those who need them.

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An early investor in AirBNB breaks down the company’s big market debut. Plus, a media insider takes us inside the magic behind Disney’s streaming service. And the Fast Money traders tackle all the after-hours action in shares of Lululemon following earnings. 

Shares of Restoration Hardware have been on a tear, Lowe’s just upped its guidance and mortgage rates are at another record low. So what’s next for the housing market. Plus DoorDash soaring in its IPO and Airbnb is on deck. But can the average investor get returns on these high-profile names?

As the broad market hits another set of new highs, the QQQ ETF has put together an 11-day win streak, its longest of the year. So is there any fighting the trade that’s led stocks all year long? Plus everything you need to know about DoorDash’s IPO before the stock starts trading tomorrow.

The S&P and Dow pulled back from all-time highs, while the Nasdaq claimed another record close. But Wells Fargo’s Chris Harvey is urging caution. Plus, as we get ready for the listings of Airbnb and DoorDash, how should investors prepare themselves for this high-profile offerings?

U.S. Markets may be at record highs, but greater opportunity could lie overseas. We look at the move happening in emerging markets that could present the best opportunities. Plus landmark legislation on marijuana passing the House on Friday. The one stock that could benefit most from decriminalization.

Airlines, cruise lines, casino stocks all rocketing higher today even as COVID hospitalizations and deaths hit record numbers. We explain the confusing action in the market. Plus with the S&P marking another record close, we ask NYU’s Dean of Valuation what soaring stocks could be due for a pullback.

The spread between 10 and 2 year treasury yields rose to the highest level since February 2018. Why the increase caught the attention of one of our traders. Plus Spotify shares rocketing to an all-time high. What Joe Rogan has to do with the surge.

The top names in tech jumping higher today with Google parent Alphabet hitting an all-time high. What does this say about how markets trade into year end? Plus the CDC voting on who gets the COVID vaccine first, and Salesforce and Slack make it official.