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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Fast Money - 03/25/2022

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

Investing, News, Business

3.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Listen to our traders take you behind the money...how to play the volatility...pops and drops and the movers you missed. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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0:00.0

Live for the Nasdaq Markets I've ever looking New York City's Times Square. This is Fast Money.

0:04.3

I'm Melissa Lee. Tonight's Trader lineup, Tim Seymour. Steve Grasso, Brian Kelly,

0:08.5

and Pete Nigerian, co-founder of marketerbellion.com. A head-on-fast inflation soaring.

0:13.7

Rates rapidly rising in prices under pressure. A trifecta potential trouble for the consumer

0:18.8

and retailers. We will chart the road ahead for the sector. Plus a wild week per weed,

0:23.6

from deals, looming legalization by Congress, could now be the time for investors to come back

0:28.9

to cannabis. And later, memento. Oh, I get you. I should sit there now.

0:34.9

Hey, games stop. Well, stop. The stock is up over 60% this week. Chairman Ryan Cohen scooped up

0:41.4

more shares. Are the apes breathing new life into this trade. We start off with the long

0:46.8

shadow rising interest rates and surging prices are casting over the market. The 10-year,

0:51.2

spiking above 2.5% today, the yield jumping more than 16% this week. Plus oil back above

0:57.5

1.13 a barrel today crude getting a bump after an attack on a Saudi aramco energy depot.

1:02.8

It finished the week up 8 plus percent. And while the S&P 500 did rebound for the second consecutive

1:08.3

week led higher by energy ag Tesla and Apple, the question is how long can this market hold up

1:15.2

with rates and inflation grinding higher? 10. And consumer confidence. We had a University of

1:21.5

Michigan consumer confidence restating the March number actually a little bit lower than the

1:25.2

one we had set. So we're back 10-year lows on consumer confidence. Color me very surprised

1:30.1

as someone who has seen rates move roughly 40 basis points this week on the short end and the

1:35.2

long end actually. And at least 45 basis points over the last nine sessions since Powell really

1:40.4

told us what was on his mind. And the Vixas fallen 40%. So I think what equities are doing is pretty

1:46.7

extraordinary. It doesn't surprise me that right now we're seeing a flight to quality into mega-cap

1:52.4

tech names where again there's digestible valuations. I talked a few sessions back about how great

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