Toss from David Faber. So unusual, I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money,

tonight's trader line of Guy Dami, Kim Seymour, Peaurean, and Brian Kelly tonight on Fast

Salesforce stores on a big earnings beat. The company's conference called

Just Getting Started will bring you all the big headlines. Plus Facebook goes shopping.

We'll tell you about the social media giants push into e-commerce and later the

big baba breakout the stock has been an absolute tear one of our traders sees even more upside ahead

We'll bring you that trade but we start off with the end of an era iconic American oil giant Exxon Mobile getting booted from the

Dow after nearly a hundred years in the index Exxon's tenure as the longest

serving Dow component comes to an end on Monday when Salesforce, the Cloud

Company, takes its place.

Exxon's removal from the Dow is nothing less than a remarkable sign of the Times just

seven years ago.

It was the largest publicly traded company in the United States.

But since then, shares have been on a steady decline in this year's no exception.

Exxon is down more than 40% in 2020 on pace for its worst year ever.

So is Exxon's removal from the Dow a sign that Big Oil is dead money.

Guy Dau me?

I think so, and it's something we've been saying for a while so I think they

finally came to the realization that hey look the world's changed energy is not

nearly as important to the US economy as it was to your point a decade or so ago.

And I guess we have to make a choice between Chevron and Exxon and, you know, for whatever reason,

I'm sure they obviously have their reasons, they picked Exxon to remove.

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