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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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Recent Guests

Michael Selig
CFTC Chair, discussed perpetual futures and regulatory framework
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Episode: Proposed Iran Peace Deal Sparks Market Rally… And the Future of Perpetual Futures 6/15/26
Robert Frank
CNBC correspondent
CNBC
Episode: SpaceX IPO Soars in Trading Debut… And Looking Ahead to Warsh’s First Fed Meeting 6/12/26
Oliver Renick
CNBC reporter focusing on SpaceX and options activity
CNBC
Episode: Stocks Surge On Potential End Of War… And Countdown to SpaceX Public Debut 6/11/26
Tarek Mansour
CEO and Co-founder of Kalshi
Kalshi
Episode: A Decline in Chip Stocks Becomes Market Sell-off… Where Tech Sector is Heading 6/9/26
Walter Picheck
Lightshed Partners analyst, WWDC attendee
Lightshed Partners
Episode: Headlines From Apple’s WWDC… And Will Markets Recover from Recent Pullback? 6/8/26
Seema Modi
CNBC reporter
CNBC
Episode: Headlines From Apple’s WWDC… And Will Markets Recover from Recent Pullback? 6/8/26
Jay Sol
Analyst focusing on data-center exposure and retailer sensitivity to AI infrastructure
UBS
Episode: Stocks Tumble To Wrap Up Week… And Tim Cook’s Last Developer’s Conference 6/5/26
David Chamis
Hyperliquid Strategists CEO
Hyperliquid
Episode: A Market Rotation Underway… And Reaction to LuluLemon’s Latest Results 6/4/26
Brian Pace Braga
Co-Chairman and CEO
Metals Royalty Company
Episode: A Sign Of Market Euphoria?... And Opportunity In Metals 6/3/26

Hosts

Melissa Lee
Host of Fast Money; CNBC anchor/moderator
Tim Seymour
Co-host/Panelist on Fast Money
Dan Nathan
Co-host/Panelist on Fast Money
Guy Dami
Co-host/Panelist on Fast Money

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 2.2k ratings
  • Where did it go ?

    What happened? Why hasn’t it been updated since Feb 6th? I love listening to this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KellyInvesting24
    Canada4 months ago
  • no more updates?

    Is this not available anymore?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KenRoseCanada
    Canada4 months ago
  • Audio Editing is Distracting

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Redvelvet88
    United States5 months ago
  • This show is excellent

    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 States7 months ago
  • 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 States7 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the depth of macro and AI-related coverage despite occasional pundit tension.
Panel sometimes leans into political commentary, which can polarize segments.
Strong host moderation and solid guest balance drive clear market context.
Industry critics note production/editing inconsistencies in some episodes.
Fans praise actionable trading insights but some criticize overemphasis on certain personalities.

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#80
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#22
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#47
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#49
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#140
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Proposed Iran Peace Deal Sparks Market Rally… And the Future of Perpetual Futures 6/15/26
Q: Does the approval of perpetual futures pave the way for other asset classes?
The regulator says future approvals will be asset-by-asset, with tailored rules to ensure innovation remains responsible and that investor protections keep pace with new products.
Proposed Iran Peace Deal Sparks Market Rally… And the Future of Perpetual Futures 6/15/26
Q: What do you say to the people who are against perpetual futures?
The guest explains that perpetual futures have existing offshore counterparts, are cash-settled with daily funding, and fit within the current regulatory framework when properly disclosed and regulated for investor protection.
A Decline in Chip Stocks Becomes Market Sell-off… Where Tech Sector is Heading 6/9/26
Q: What makes perpetual futures different from traditional futures, and why might they be appealing to retail investors?
Perpetual futures do not expire, avoiding rollover fees and making them cheaper and simpler for retail participants; they offer a way to express a view on where something is going without a defined expiry, potentially broadening access to crypto and other assets.
Bitcoin & Crypto Trade Crumbles… And Opportunity In Commercial Real Estate 6/2/26
Q: What is the core reason investors should stay engaged with crypto given the recent price action?
The guests suggested focusing on the technology upgrades and on-chain infrastructure rather than the price run, with many viewing regulatory progress and new financial products (perps, ETFs, options) as legitimate ways to participate without overexposure to price swings.
Software Stocks Surge and a Controversial Call From a Former Trump Advisor 5/28/26
Q: What does the market do if the Fed hikes by 100 basis points?
The panel discusses potential positive and negative outcomes for bonds and stocks, with some suggesting the market may fare okay while others warn of a stock market shock; much depends on whether the tightening is telegraphed and how the economy responds.

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What is CNBC's "Fast Money" about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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2. Robert Frank
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7. Jay Sol
8. David Chamis

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