Fast Money 09/17/19

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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🗓️ 17 September 2019

⏱️ 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	Live from the NASDAQ market side overlooking New York's Times Square.
0:05.2	This is Fast Money. I'm Joe Kernan in for Melissa Lee. Our traders on the desk,
0:09.5	Pete Nigerian, Tim Seymour, and Brian Kelly
0:12.8	guest trader tonight's strategic research partners technical analyst
0:16.3	analysis head I should say Chris Varone on the big show tonight FedEx shares
0:21.0	I already read this early on preparing for it and I love it.
0:24.2	Crumbling like wet cardboard.
0:26.1	Oh!
0:27.1	Who came up with that?
0:28.1	That is...
0:29.1	I know, I know.
0:30.1	After the shipper fails to deliver on quarterly results, I'm going to use that tomorrow.
0:34.4	We're going to get more from the trade, and not tell anyone that I've got to say.
0:38.3	More from traders and more from the company's conference call later this hour.
0:41.2	Then, fire sale shares of Nordstrom down almost 10% a day the
0:45.8	traders are going to assess the damage plus would you rather home depot getting
0:50.3	a downgrade after lows gets an upgrade.
0:52.8	We're going to debate whether those calls nailed it or not,
0:55.8	but first in case you hadn't heard, tomorrow is Fed Day.
0:59.3	Steve Leisman lays out the big picture from our C. M. C. Fed Survey. Steve.
1:05.0	Wall Street expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates tomorrow
1:08.0	amid growing concern about economic weakness, recession fears, and the trade war.
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