Fast Money 02/13/19

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2019

⏱️ 45 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	Fast Money starts right now. Live from the Nasak Market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.
0:06.0	I'm Melissa Lee. Traders on the desk are Tim Seymour, Brian Kelly, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami tonight on Fast Tesla,
0:11.0	hating the skids as competition in the space ramps up in top
0:14.2	Tesla analyst Adam Jonah says it is about to get worse he'll be here plus Tulip
0:19.1	mania 2.0 what Wall Street firm is calling the cannabis craze a bubble of epic proportions 1st
0:27.4	Wall Street firm is calling the Cannabis Craz, a bubble of epic proportions that is about to explode.
0:27.2	We'll have all the details and later Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon pouring cold water
0:30.9	on growth fears telling cnB.
0:33.0	There is no recession in sight.
0:34.5	We will bring you those comments.
0:35.8	But we start with the market.
0:37.4	Stocks rallying for the second straight day.
0:39.2	The Dow and S&P closing at the highest level
0:41.4	since early December, and one sector in particular is
0:44.6	catching fire check out energy leading the market today and up more than 20%
0:49.5	from those Christmas Eve lows the group on track for the best quarter since 2011.
0:54.2	So is there more room to run?
0:56.5	Guy.
0:57.5	Sorry to a problem with dancing.
1:00.8	Get my groove on here.
1:02.0	The short answer is yes.
1:03.0	Now you weren't here on Monday, Melissa Leah, and I missed you, and we made mention of that.
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