There’s more positive news on the vaccine front, companies are raising dividends, and earnings guidance has been strong. Corporate America seems to think we’ve gotten past the worst effects of the pandemic, but have we?Plus Bitcoin nearing the $19,000 mark after surging another 15% this week. Brian Kelly scopes out what’s next for the cryptocurrency.

So-called “zombie companies” with more debt than revenue have feasted on $1.4 trillion in credit. Are these names better off left for dead? And Tesla’s CEO going after the spate of electric vehicle SPACs that have come to market as his own company’s shares trade near all-time highs.

Retail proving to be a surprising bright spot amid Wednesday’s sell off, with the XRT sector ETF hitting an all time high. But do the companies’ balance sheets support the surge and their rising dividends? We dig in to retail debt markets. Plus Bitcoin crossed the $18,000 mark for the first time in nearly 3 years, but the Chart Master says it might be time to take some money off the table. What he’s seeing now.

In the latest battle between major retailers, Amazon is launching a pharmacy delivery service. Will it prove to be a major factor in the battle between retail giants? Plus Twitter takes on Snapchat and Instagram with its latest offering, and the CEO of cannabis company Trulieve breaks down the company’s record quarter.

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The S&P 500 posted a new record close on Friday, while the Dow ended the day within a hundred points of its own. We break down the reopening trade, which was in full swing today. Plus, something we don’t say very often these days -- it was a big week for energy stocks. What’s behind the move higher, and can it continue?

Disney reported a smaller loss than expected for its latest quarter, sending shares jumping after hours. But a spike in COVID cases, news that Chicago would issue a stay-at-home advisory, and a positive case on a Caribbean cruise reminded markets that the coronavirus is still a major concern.

Eyebrows raised on Wall Street as Pfizer’s CEO sold 60% of his stock the same day his company announced positive COVID vaccine news. What to make of the timing of that trade. Plus Alibaba posting record sales during its Singles Day holiday, but is there trouble ahead for the Chinese e-commerce giant?

10-year yields hitting their highest level since March today. We dive into the charts to see what it could mean for banks. Plus, is the great rotation out of growth and into value squarely underway? BTIG’s Julian Emanuel breaks down how to protect your gains. 

Pfizer’s Covid Vaccine shows to be more than 90% effective in clinical trials, Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the stunning news as the market soars to record highs. Is it time to buy the ‘reopening’ stocks and sell the high-flying ‘stay-at-home’ stocks?

Stocks hit record highs during the day but closed at session lows, with the Nasdaq falling more than a percent. Is this a sign of strength for the market? Plus reopening or stay-at-home -- which trade is here to stay?

Votes are still rolling in from several battleground states, and though uncertainty over the election remains, stocks closed out their best week since early April. Plus we’re not done with earnings season yet -- the desk lays out how they’re playing next week’s results

As votes continue to be counted in key states, the S&P inches back towards a record high. So will gridlock in DC be good for the markets long term? And another big day of earnings, from Uber to Peloton to Square. We break down the numbers and bring you the trade.

Stocks soared the day after the election, despite there being no clear answer yet on the Presidential race. Plus ballot initiatives in several states on the gig economy, marijuana, and sports betting getting stocks moving today. What those votes mean for your money.

The S&P recorded its second biggest gain on Election Day since 1984, but will a drawn out vote count put pressure on markets again? Plus why a Biden victory could be a big boost for cannabis stocks. And what currency markets are saying about the election.

Stocks rallied in the last day before the election, but will they keep up their momentum as the results start pouring in. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee breaks down the possibilities in the three possible outcomes. Plus, should you roll the dice on Wynn Resorts? Why Morgan Stanley says a Biden victory would give it a boost.

For only the 17th time since 1962, the S&P fell this week while yields rose. What that says about the market and where to find safety. And millions of people are behind on their mortgage payments, so how much firepower can the consumer possibly have?

Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook and more all reporting earnings after the bell. The traders break down all the action and dive into the results. Plus, Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer puts this week’s market sell-off into perspective and forecasts what these tech results will mean for stocks for the balance of the year.

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Microsoft shares were higher after the company reported better-than-expected strength in its cloud business. And banks may be underperforming the broader market this year, but one technician says they could be the perfect hedge against election-related market volatility.

The S&P posted its worst drop in over a month to kick off the new week. And with COVID cases spiking, continued uncertainty in Washington, and a barrage of earnings on tap this week, the traders break down where we’re going from here. Plus there are three stock charts that are starting to signal there’s more danger ahead. What they’re saying and what you should do about it.

10-year yields touched their highest level in four months on Friday. The Chart Master joins to break down where rates are going from here. And with all the big tech names getting ready to report earnings, the trades give their picks for the names that will shine.

Intel shares plunged after the company reported weak results for its data center group. What’s next for the stock that’s been far underperforming the rest of the semi sector. And Gilead gets FDA approval for remdesivir. We break down the rest of the race for a COVID vaccine.

A busy afternoon for earnings, headlined by Tesla, which reported its fifth consecutive quarter of profits. The traders break down the results from the day’s biggest movers.Plus, Bitcoin prices rose to their highest in nearly 3 years. We talk to one crypto expert about why the entire digital currency space just got a big stamp of approval.

Netflix stock dropped after the company posted disappointing subscriber growth and earnings for the latest quarter. Plus results from Snap and Texas Instruments. And Institutional Investor’s Top-Rated Biotech Analyst breaks down the outlook for companies racing to bring a coronavirus vaccine to market. And a moment of zen for Kohl’s as the department store takes on a new project.

Stocks suffered a steep slide in the last 90 minutes of the trading day as hopes for a COVID relief bill seemed to fade. Plus, shares of IBM on the move after its latest earnings report. The traders break down what they’re expecting as more big name tech start to report.

From Apple’s 5G iPhone launch to Amazon rewriting the calendar for holiday shopping, we count down the five biggest stories for the market this week in a special edition of Fast Money.

Retail sales jumped more than twice what was expected in September, but will consumer strength last through the holidays? The Chart Master has some picks for stocks that are feeling the Christmas spirit. And one European regulator says the 737 Max is now safe to fly, but will it be in the air this year?

Twitter and Facebook are under fire for blocking the spread of an anti-Biden New York Post Article. Could the latest news lead to increased regulation of the space. And mortgage rates setting another record low today. What it means for the red hot housing sector.

Shares of United Airlines dropped after hours after the carrier reported a bigger loss than expected in an already-turbulent year. Plus why a blue wave this election season might be a big boost for bond yields. And the bank stock one trader says has the “best looking” chart in the financial space right now.

JPMorgan & Citigroup kicked off Q3 earnings season with significant beats, but shares of both dropped anyway, and something on Citigroup’s conference call caused one of our traders to slash their stake. Plus, Apple introduced its much-anticipated 5G iPhone today. What will it mean for the stock?

Disney stock jumped after hours after the media giant announced a major restructuring that would help focus the company on streaming. Meanwhile, Apple shares gained more than 6% for its best day since July as investors await the launch of the latest iPhones. And Amazon gained nearly 5% as its sixth annual Prime Day gets set to kick off. Plus we’re Trading the Vote as we count down to the election, and bringing you a surprising take on what a Biden win might mean for the oil markets. 

The S&P and Nasdaq posted their best week in three months as stimulus hopes lifted markets again. But will markets keep their momentum going into the new week. Plus could railroads be a real opportunity for investors, even as the transportation sector is trading at all-time highs? And how to play a potential deal between AMD and Xilinx.

Shares of IBM jumping after the company said it would spin off its IT infrastructure unit and focus on the cloud, while Morgan Stanley is upping its investment management game with the purchase of Eaton Vance. And why a merger between two of the world’s biggest oil companies could unlock real value.

What a difference a day makes! Markets soared Wednesday after the President reversed course on stimulus negotiations. Plus, what one activist investor wants Disney to focus on, and what it’ll mean for the stock

We break down the impact of a House committee’s probe on big tech stocks. Plus, markets quickly reversed earlier gains after the President tweeted he’d instructed his representatives not to negotiate on coronavirus relief until after the election.

Markets jumped to their highs of the day after President Trump said he’d be leaving Walter Reed for the White House later on Monday. Plus the Chart Master lays out a couple of charts that could tell the tale for the markets this year. Which one do the traders think is most likely?

As we kick of Q4, the Chart Master brings us the one chart that will lead the way into 2021. And after years of shutting stores, slumping sales and management changes, shares of Bed, Bath, and Beyond are surging today. We’ll tell you why.

Markets wrapped up their worst September since 2011, but still managed to pull out solid gains in the third quarter. The traders map out how should you set yourself up as we close out the year.And could a fumble for the Tennessee Titans mean sports betting stocks take a hit? We break down the outlook for the sector.

Markets were under pressure Tuesday on renewed fears about the spread of the coronavirus, but could late-breaking news out of a Regeneron trial turn things around?Plus, after-hours earning action in shares of Micron, and will it be a happy holiday season for retailers?

Markets rallied to start the week, and Tony Dwyer thinks there’s more upside coming. He says it makes more sense to get into the market now than it did in March. Plus what the U.S.’s latest crackdown on Chinese semi giant SMIC means for the semiconductor industry and the tech sector.And in a bonus hour of Fast Money, our panel of trading experts take all your burning investment questions. Everything you need to know about the stocks you’re trading right now.

Hercules Investments’ CEO James McDonald joins the desk with a dire warning about where the market is heading, and a shocking prediction about how soon it could happen.Plus a bold call on a beaten down sector and the cloud ETF that soared this week.

With rising coronavirus cases and workers fleeing the cities and working from home, is commercial real estate about to face some serious pain? Jonathan Litt, founder of LANDandBUILDINGS joins us with some answers. Plus former FDIC chair Sheila Bair tells us why she’s surprised by the performance of the big banks.

The Dow erased early gains to close near the day’s lows, while the Nasdaq dropped more than 3%. This as the White House meets with state AGs to rein in protections for the tech sector. The traders break down whether the day’s action was a warning shot for investors. 

President Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping ramped up the rhetoric between the two countries at the UN General Assembly. Could flaring tensions with China be the risk that no one’s paying attention to?And we’re counting down to Tesla first ever Battery Day. What you can expect and what it’ll mean for the stock.Plus shares of Carvana soared on a pair of upgrades today. Should you buy in to this car vending machine maker?

The tech sector staged a late day rally that helped the Nasdaq almost turn positive for the day, while energy and materials led the broader market lower. Plus what changes at the Supreme Court mean for health care, and banks take a major hit.

Shares of the biggest company in the world have fallen 22% from their highs hit on September 2nd. That’s shaved more than $520b from Apple’s market cap in just two weeks!Plus, is FedEx stock primed to double? We lay out the case for a big surge in the stock and debate the possibilities.

Major tech names are down double digits from their highs hit just two weeks ago, and one market watcher says the Nasdaq could be in for another 20% drop. Plus long-time tech analyst Steve Milunovich tells us what he thinks is next for the sector.And airline executives headed back to the White House in search of more aid today. But just what will that help buy the industry?