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CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Hosted by Melissa Lee and a roundtable of top traders, “Fast Money” breaks through the noise of the day, to deliver the actionable news that matters most to investors. Fast Money airs weeknights at 5p ET on CNBC. Visit fastmoney.cnbc.com for additional information.

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Latest Episodes

Tech leading today’s sell-off, with investors dumping software stocks as the AI revolution threatens the sectors growth model. The names getting hit, and the latest comments from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on the company’s deal with OpenAI. Plus, AMD an... more

Oracle planning to raise up to $50 billion for its AI infrastructure build, as Nvidia’s deal with OpenAI seems to still be on the table. Why the move could be the semi giant’s largest investment ever, and how the AI financing headlines will impact th... more

President Trump selecting former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair. The market, treasury, and dollar reaction, and what to expect from Warsh as Trump continues to push for lower rates. Plus tech earnings continue next wee... more

Big tech earnings roll on with Apple reporting results. The numbers from their latest quarter, and what Fast Money friend Gene Munster thinks of the recent rout in the software space. Plus Crude prices surging as Mideast tensions ramp up. How the U.S... more

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Recent Guests

Kevin Warsh
Former Fed Governor and newly appointed Fed Chair
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Episode: Trump Picks Kevin Warsh For Fed Chair… And Big Tech’s AI Spending 1/30/26
David Harrow
Co-CIO of International Equities and manages the Oakmark International ETF
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Episode: GM Drives Higher… And Opportunities Overseas As The Dollar Falls 1/27/26
Lance Wilk
Senior Research Analyst at Bernstein
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Episode: Monster Move In Metals… and Big Tech’s AI Trade gets tested 1/26/26
Peter Boockvar
Chief Investment Officer at OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners
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Episode: Monster Move In Metals… and Big Tech’s AI Trade gets tested 1/26/26
Tony Wong
Senior Advisor at T. Rowe Price Science and Technology Fund
T. Rowe Price
Episode: Stocks Rally As Trump Calls Off Europe Tariffs… And The Next Fed Chair 1/21/26
Rich Greenfield
Analyst at Lightshed Partners
Episode: Netflix, United Airlines Report… And Natural Gas Surges Amid Freezing Temperatures 1/20/26
Scott Kirby
CEO of United Airlines
United Airlines
Episode: Netflix, United Airlines Report… And Natural Gas Surges Amid Freezing Temperatures 1/20/26
Greg Friedman
CEO of Peachtree
Peachtree
Episode: Fast Money 1/14/26
Bill Murry
CEO of Incyte
Incyte Corporation
Episode: White House Affordability Push… And Incyte CEO On Drug Pipeline 1/13/26

Hosts

Melissa Lee
Host of Fast Money, known for facilitating engaging discussions and providing insights into the financial markets.
Steve Grasso
Trader on Fast Money, contributing insights on stock market movements and trading strategies.
Karen Feinerman
Trader on Fast Money, known for her investment insights and market analysis.
Dan Nathan
Trader on Fast Money who provides analysis and commentary on stock performance and market trends.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • My only qualm is the flagrant disregard for the rules in making their yearly Acronyms. I mean rules either matter or they don't, Guy Adami can see that and is why I love his TUBE so much. As for CARBED, even if I were to look past how some of the letters don't directly correspond to any particular stock, why not pick to make a real word like BRACED. Do not get me wrong I love Karen but if she persists inevitable chaos ensues. I mean if you switch horses in the middle of the stream next thing you... more

    Audible
    5
    Carson Allen
    United States2 months ago
  • Caveat emptor

    For their prospective client's sake, it's very fortunate these panelists don't actually manage money. They do however talk prodigiously about managing money. Their insights into the market's movement give credence to the adage: "It's diifficult to make predictions, especially about the future". Melissa Lee remains the prime attraction to 'Fast Money". Should be retitled "The Broken Clock Gang"

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Bandboxxer
    United States4 months ago
  • Watched every day for 10+ years. Just stopped

    Unfortunately this cycle Dan Nathan has ruined the show with his bi-weekly anti-Trump tirades. Keep political partisanship out of an investing show!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jordanian Jackhammer
    United States4 months ago
  • Watched every day for 10+ years

    Unfortunately this cycle Dan Nathan has ruined the show with his bi-weekly anti-Trump tirades. Keep political partisanship out of an investing show!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jordanian Jackhammer
    United States6 months ago
  • Too Mediocre

    If Mellissa and Karen domain this program, it should be clanged to ⚠️⚠️⚠️SlowMoney instead of FastMoney! Option trader Danielle Shay is the best fit for it!🎯🎯🎯

    After so many years, Mellissa hasn’t become any better. If Karen keeps so boring and always prefers to be a long-term investor instead of a trader, she should stop coming to ‘Fast Money ‘ which needs top trader like Danielle Shay!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    AMAZingAmazing007
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

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Many find the engaging format and lively discussions appealing, making complex financial topics accessible.
There is criticism regarding political commentary affecting the focus on investment advice, with a desire for more trading strategies.
Despite some dissenting voices, the podcast has a devoted following, indicating strong brand loyalty among regular listeners.
Listeners appreciate the actionable insights and market analysis provided by the hosts and guests.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Apple Reports Results… And Crude Climbs Amid Middle East Tensions 1/29/26
Q: What do you make of the moves in software stocks?
There is an overreaction to the selling of software stocks despite good numbers, likely related to uncertainties surrounding AI impacts.
Apple Reports Results… And Crude Climbs Amid Middle East Tensions 1/29/26
Q: What do you think about Apple's quarter so far?
It was a fantastic quarter with strong demand, but there are concerns about sustainability and memory pricing affecting future growth.
Monster Move In Metals… and Big Tech’s AI Trade gets tested 1/26/26
Q: How do you view the Medicare rate changes and their impact on health insurance stocks?
The lower than expected Medicare rate is disappointing, and sentiment can negatively affect stock valuations even though it may not impact overall margins significantly.
Monster Move In Metals… and Big Tech’s AI Trade gets tested 1/26/26
Q: What does it look like if Japan loses control of where the yen is going?
It can lead to a rise in long-term interest rates in Japan acting as a magnet for rates in Europe and the US.
Mag 7 Reports Results… And The Latest Fed Rate Decision 1/28/26
Q: What is your outlook on the broader market and tech?
Broadening in the market indicates a potential for growth, especially in sectors like consumer staples, despite some concerns regarding rising rates.

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This podcast offers a dynamic space for discussing the latest trends and developments in financial markets, especially focusing on investment strategies and stock market movements. Key topics of analysis include major tech stocks, interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve, and significant economic indicators, all intended to equip investors with actionable insights. Unique elements include live interactions with audience members, discussions on the implications of macroeconomic changes, and expert commentary aimed at making complex financial topics accessible to a broader audience.

Listeners can expect a blend of expert opinions from seasoned traders and analysts, covering a range of market sectors, with a strong emphasis on timely, s... more

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2. David Harrow
3. Lance Wilk
4. Peter Boockvar
5. Tony Wong
6. Rich Greenfield
7. Scott Kirby
8. Greg Friedman

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