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“Options Action,” hosted by Melissa Lee, features option traders from some of the top firms on Wall Street. Each week, they gather for a fast-paced, half-hour show that focuses on how to increase profits and limit losses using common option techniques. Fresh from the trading desk, the “Options Action” panel demystifies the daunting terminology often used when talking about options, and simplifies this fast-growing and crucial corner of the market.
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Market and business news updates from CNBC
Dr. Jennifer Doudna, 2020 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, on the genome editing technology known as CRISPR. Dr. Doudna details the various applications of CRISPR technology and the innovations that she hopes will make it a successful and affordable treatment for disease.Di CNBC
Fresh from the trading desks, the "Options Action" traders not only offers the latest fundamental analysis of individual stocks, but also teaches viewers how to employ the right option strategies on those stocks.Di CNBC
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 wat…
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.Di CNBC
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?Di CNBC
$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.Di CNBC
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CNBC's "Fast Money"
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 cu…
Fresh from the trading desks, the "Options Action" traders not only offers the latest fundamental analysis of individual stocks, but also teaches viewers how to employ the right option strategies on those stocks.Di CNBC
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 …
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Intel, Twitter earnings front and center, and why now might be the right time to buy into energy stocks
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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.Di CNBC
Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks on his company’s innovative approaches to treating Alzheimer’s, developing and delivering Covid-19 therapies, and bringing his workforce back into the office.Di CNBC
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The three most “ridiculous” charts in the market, plus all the headlines from the B Word conference
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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 …
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 tra…
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.Di CNBC
Fresh from the trading desks, the "Options Action" traders not only offers the latest fundamental analysis of individual stocks, but also teaches viewers how to employ the right option strategies on those stocks.Di CNBC
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CNBC's "Fast Money"
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.…
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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…
