
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2142 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingNewsBusiness | |||

Micron surging on the back of its earnings report but leaving hardware stocks worse for wear. The impact on device makers like Apple, Microsoft, and Dell, and if the memory surge is crowding out the rest of tech. Plus, where is AI heading after a rou... more
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Tech stocks plummeting even further today as investors seemingly dip out of the AI trade. RBC’s Lori Calvasina breaks down what the losses mean for the future of tech and why she remains optimistic despite the struggle. Plus, major after-hours earnin... more
An AI and Software slump kicking off the week in a tech sell-off with Google, Amazon and Microsoft all ending the day in the red. The traders break down what tech investors can expect from the losses and if this is the start of a bigger trend. Then, ... more
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The random bump in the volume of the music in accordance with what the hosts are saying is extremely distracting and takes away from what they are actually saying.
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
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
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A high-energy roundtable focused on investing, tech, and macro themes. Episodes frequently orbit big tech earnings, AI hardware and software narratives, semiconductor cycles, and healthcare/biotech shifts around major events (ASCO, OpenAI/AI ecosystem news, regulatory updates). The format blends stock-specific discussion with big-picture macro context, often featuring rapid-fire market takes, chart-based analysis, and guest expertise from finance, tech, and health sectors. Noteworthy is the long-running panel dynamic and host-led moderation that keeps complex market color accessible, making it useful for listeners who want quick trading ideas, risk framing, and context on how AI and policy shifts could reshape portfolios. A recurring streng... more
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