Live from the Nasdaq Market site, overlooking New York City's Times Square, this is fast

money I'm Leslie Picker in from Melissa Lee tonight, Strader Lyonuts, Tim Seymour, Brian

Kelly, Nadine Termin, and Pete Nigerian co-founder of MarketRebellion.com. Tonight on fast, we're

counting down to another big week of earnings with names like Sales Force and Peloton and

more getting ready to report. How should you be looking at these stocks ahead of those

key results? Plus, going global, what the surging dollar means for overseas markets and where

you should be putting your money. And be sure to stick around for a special bonus hour

of fast focusing on the next generation of innovation, disruption, and technology that will

impact your life. The next is live tonight at 6 p.m. Eastern Time. But we start with

late breaking news out of General Motors. The stock under pressure in the after-hour session

in the company expanding its massive recall on the Chevy Bolt GM. Now we're calling all

Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles due to fire risk the cost of GM. $1 billion shares are

lower by more than 3% in thin after hours Friday trading. Let's trade this late breaking

news. Tim, your take. Well, I'm shareholder. I'm not happy. I wasn't happy with the 24%

move down in GM going into this in 50-some odd sessions. A lot of this on the back of the

shortages on semis. The supply disruption dynamics that forwards, announced, GMs announced

other autos have announced. Look, this recall, it's not from a GM secular move towards EV and

autonomous and, you know, ultimate battery dynamics and all that technology. The Bolt

is not really a flagship part of that. The cost related to this is significant. But for

a company that's rooted out costs and become a lot more efficient, especially in loss-leading

businesses in Europe and even in the US and had enormous free cash flow generation, it's

interesting to me and I'm frustrated by the fact that the market punishes GM on news

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