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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Fast Money 02/08/18

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

Business, Investing, News

4.31.2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2018

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Listen To Our Traders Take You Behind the Money...How To Play the Volatility...Pops and Drops: The Movers You Missed.

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0:00.0

And Fast Money begins with breaking news.

0:04.7

The selling rages on in another milestone moment for your money.

0:08.8

The Dow dropping a thousand points are 4% in a wild session for stocks. Incredibly, this is the second thousand point drop

0:16.4

this week. It is the worst week now since October of 2008, right at the heart of the financial

0:21.8

crisis, the Dow, now down 10% from its highs, what Wall Street calls a correction.

0:27.0

The S&B 500 also in a correction, the Dow S&B and NASDAQ all now negative for 2018.

0:34.3

Thank you for being with us tonight everybody and let us begin now with Guyadami

0:37.7

because Guy after a week of reckoning for stocks, we're left with a really hard question.

0:41.7

Is this a healthy run-of-the-mill correction or the

0:46.3

start of something bigger perhaps a bare market because I can say that thousand

0:51.0

point drops have really never happened in the market unless we've had a serious

0:56.1

We've never been this high to Tim's point and you know this so I mean yes at 27,000 in the Dow, 1,000 points is obviously a lot different than at 15,000 in the

1:06.1

Dow. And obviously it creates headlines because the number, it's a significant number.

1:10.9

For context though, the levels where are now in the S&P and the Dow Jones is

1:14.9

basically where we were in Thanksgiving and in Thanksgiving everybody's talking

1:18.7

about how great the market was. Number one, I'm not dismissing what's going

1:22.2

on. What I think is happening here, clear what everybody said.

1:25.7

Volatility has taken over. Stocks have become collateral damage to volatility.

1:30.4

This will be over, in my opinion, when you see headlines about a hedge fund and or some

1:36.8

banks derivative book blowing up.

1:39.4

I have not seen that yet.

1:41.1

When you start to see those headlines, I think that's when we're in the

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