Live for the NASDAQ market site. This is fast money. I am Brian Sullivan and your

traders tonight are Tim Seymour, Karen Fineman, Steve Grasso and Guyadami. Tonight on Fast. You

guessed it. More new highs for stocks, but as prices go up, so do valuations, especially

in big tech. Are things looking a little 1999 out there? NYU's Dean evaluation will join us with his thoughts.

Plus, we've got not one, not two, but five calls of the day.

The traders will break down the names in Wall Street's focus.

And Steve has got a fast pitch on one red-hot camera

stock that he says has more room to run. A name and why Steve is so excited.

All right, hi everybody and good evening. Thanks for joining us on a busy

Thursday. All that ahead, but we have to start with the top story. Because

2020 is looking a lot like 2019. More new records. The S&P, Dow and NASDAQ all posting all-time highs.

But there are a couple of big events that could shake things up in the coming days,

beginning with that big jobs number tomorrow.

The expected signing of the Phase one trade deal next week now

Iran has calmed but it's not gone and everyone seems to be guy wondering about

the Fed so how should investors be getting ready for all of this in the macro set up with a market that just cannot be held down

Yeah, and I've said it for a while that I've definitely made this more complicated than it has to be and it's interesting

You know the big knock to be and it's interesting

you know the big knock against bit coin is it's created out of thin air

but quite frankly that's exactly what the federal reserve has been doing since

September they've been creating

liquidity out of thin air and to me that's all that's juicing

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