Welcome Mad Money Fans. Jim is off tonight, but we have got a special bonus hour of fast

money lined up for you. We're counting down to earning season and Delta's on the clock

for tomorrow and then it's on to the big banks. We'll set the table for the most important

earnings seasons before the pandemic and beyond the banks, we'll zero in on tech and

the fang trade can apple, Amazon, meta and the other tech titans. If you will a second

half rebound plus a double barrel dive into the consumer will serve up the second half

outlook for the restaurant socks and talk to famed executive Mickey Drexler about the

state of retail in the face of so many headwinds. I'm Melissa Lee. This is a special edition

of fast money life in the Nasak market site. Still with us on the desk Karen Feinerman,

Guy Domi, Tim Seymour and Steve Grasso. We will get right to it now. We've got a full slate

of reports coming this week from JP Morgan and City to Delta and Taiwan semi and things

get even more heated next week when we hear from the likes of Netflix, Tesla, J&J and

more. So with continued high inflation, a consistently strengthening dollar and fears

of alluming recession, what should investors be listening to when all these companies report?

A big question, Guy.

I think it's a guidance. It's not necessarily what this quarter was. It's what they see

going forward. And specifically Jamie Diamond from JP Morgan will speak. It'll be interesting

to see if he doubles down on the comment about hurricanes that he made a month or so ago

or if he backs off a little bit. So for me, it's not necessarily the quarter they're

reporting. It's what they're seeing going forward in terms of guidance, Mel.

Yeah. Karen, do you agree exactly with that? It's sort of like if you had a grade quarter,

it doesn't matter. The street's going to look through. If you had a crappy quarter,

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