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Stocks ripping higher after the midterm election brought with it Democratic majority to both the House and the Senate. The areas of the market seeing the biggest boost post-election, and why a top market strategist says the Midterms didn’t erase the inflation problem. Plus, the rally extends across the world, Qualcomm delivers its earnings report, and the moves in health care and pharma after the election; what a top sector analyst makes of the moves in Novo after earnings, and the drop in CVS as the company eyes a breakup.
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Apple the latest megacap tech stock to get tripped up after reporting results, as CEO John Ternus flags higher memory prices and the impact its having on company margins.Plus, how the midterms elections will impact markets, Disney’s latest round of layoffs, and AMD reports earnings; the details from the report, and analyst reaction to the quarter.
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Apple delivering its first earnings report under CEO John Ternus. The details from the quarter as iPhone sales come into focus, and what Deepwater’s Gene Munster makes of the tech giant’s results. Plus, more after-hours action in Palantir, Visa and Mastercard hit record highs, and the data center debate takes center stage as Americans head to the polls tomorrow; how the AI infrastructure stocks will fare after election day.
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Stocks selling off on Wall Street, with tech and AI leading the declines as investors rotate into more defensive parts of the market. How the traders are handling the drops in the Mag7, Semis, and Memory stocks, and if there’s more pain ahead. Plus, the biggest crypto theft ever, some bright spots in spots in the sea of red, and what the Chartmaster sees in store for bombed out names like Alphabet, ServiceNow, and Caterpillar.
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A busy week of earnings continues, with Amazon reporting results, and Intel, Sandisk, and Starbucks all delivering quarterly earnings. How the Fast Money traders are handling all the moves, and what tech analyst Gene Munster sees in store for the tech trade. Plus, Caterpillar’s results hit shares, pharma names in focus, and Alphabet’s rough day; how the tech giant’s earnings miss reflects first real sign that AI is taking a bite out of search.
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Fast Money breaks down Alphabet’s after-hours selloff on search weakness and AI cannibalization concerns, Microsoft’s Azure-led earnings beat, and fresh read-throughs from ServiceNow, FedEx, Chipotle and the Fed. The key takeaway: investors rewarded visible cloud growth and spending discipline while punishing uncertainty around AI monetization, capex and the durability of core businesses.
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Stocks posting back-to-back gains, as tech and AI stocks lead the charge higher. So is the bull market back on track as earnings season kicks into high gear, or is the rebound only temporary? Plus, Boeing’s drop after reporting results, the options setup on key names reporting this week, and the Fed on deck; what the street is expecting ahead of tomorrow’s rate decision, and what Chairman Kevin Warsh may signal for future rate policy.
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AI giant Anthropic advancing its plans to go public, with a new filing showing massive revenue growth -- in addition to massive capex plans. The traders talk the AI capital rush and what to expect heading into another key tech earnings week. Then, Societe Generale’s Subadra Rajappa lays out her expectations for the next Fed decision out Wednesday and why she thinks the 10-year Treasury yield looks attractive at current levels. Plus, Brazil’s post-election bust, more Instacart takeover talk and why guest trader Katie Stockton thinks Costco is poised to break out.
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Even with tech putting in a losing week, investors begin to nibble on software and cyber stocks. The traders debate how to position in the AI trade amid the broader downdraft. Plus, energy stocks hit fresh records as oil rallies back. The Chart Master lays out the one group in the sector that could be poised to play catch-up. Plus, Williams-Sonoma’s dutch oven heats up, a potential delivery app deal and how options traders are positioned heading into next week’s key earnings reports.
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