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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Apple Sinks to Kick Off 2024, While Bitcoin Breaks Back Above $45,000 1/2/24

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

Investing, News, Business

3.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2024

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

A stark warning for the world’s biggest company – Barclays downgrading Apple stock as it sees weak demand for its latest iPhones. The stock taking the rest of the tech-heavy Nasdaq down with it. But is this just a sign of sector rotation or a bigger omen for the market? Plus bitcoin hit its highest level since April 2022. But what happens to the crypto once we get a decision on the bitcoin ETF? Fast Money Disclaimer

Transcript

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0:00.0

Live from the Nasac Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square,

0:05.0

this is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight.

0:07.3

Bruised Apple, the tech giant stumbling to start the year down over 3.5%.

0:11.4

Barclay is downgrading the stock,

0:13.2

saying it is time to take a breather.

0:14.7

Is it simply a profit-taking move

0:16.7

or the beginning of a meaningful mag seven rotation?

0:19.6

Plus, ripping high, Bitcoin starting 24, the way it ended 23, booming, but will the rallies stall

0:25.7

out once the ETF gets a thumbs up?

0:27.8

And what happens to all the stocks that sort along with crypto?

0:30.8

And later, we'll go inside the numbers of a farmer stock that is so bad, even Dan,

0:36.2

even Dan thinks it could be good right now.

0:39.0

The big reveal of the reasons why coming up.

0:41.1

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from studio be at the

0:43.1

Nasak. Happy New Year everybody on the desk tonight. To see for Dan Nathan

0:47.3

Guy Dami and Mike Coe. We start off with a sign that might confirm last year's

0:51.3

mega-cap tech rally is truly in the past.

0:54.0

shares of Apple sinking more than 3.5% for its worst performance since last September.

0:59.2

The stock closing the day at its lowest point since mid-November.

1:02.3

The move coming after Barclays cut its

1:03.9

rating on the stock to an underweight citing concerns over demand for the latest

1:07.5

iPhone. UBS also pointing to specific weakness in the US and China, but it wasn't

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