Folks, welcome to the maiden voyage of On the tape.

My name's Guy Adami, you know me from CNBC's Fast Money.

I'm joined by my dear friend Dan Nathan, also of CNBC's Fast Money.

We're also joined with the great Danny Moses.

You know him from the Big short, but he is a

famed hedge fund investor. We're calling ourselves on the tape. Dan Nathan, welcome. Guy, great to be

with you. Great to be with you. Danny Moses. Really excited about the opportunity. I love the podcast

format. I'm a big consumer. I know that this is probably the first podcast that you will ever listen to Guy Adami. But hopefully, you know, you're going to kind of come to see what it means

for all those people for all those years who said that you have a real face for radio. I'm just going

to substitute podcasts in there. But, you know, listen, I'm really excited about the opportunity to do this podcast. You and I have each night on CNBC's

Fast Money. We have a fast-paced show. We're talking about what just happened. We're talking about what

might happen next. This show is really going to be a longer form debate format. And I'm really

excited about that. So great to be with you guys. I'm excited as well. And we met Danny Moses on a set of fast money. It's got to be a couple years ago. And we asked Danny what the next big long was. And he talked about cannabis and he couldn't have been more correct. But obviously, Danny has a much different view of the world than maybe Dan and I do. What I think on the tape is about is bringing three people that view the market in three very different ways. We're going to be

edgy. We're going to be fun. We're going to be informative. And hopefully, we're going to be

somewhat entertaining for you. But Danny Moses, what does on the tape mean to you? First of all,

it's great to be with you guys. Great to have met you a couple years ago. I'm glad we've stayed in

touch and we can do this. You know, I like to talk to investors, talk to the consumer, try to make them

a little bit smarter if I can. I think together the three of us can really help do that in an

entertaining manner. I want to be interactive. I want to be able to get feedback from people on it.

And again, it's just our opinion. These are not investment recommendations. We probably have to

caveat by saying that. But I do think that this is needed

in the marketplace. And I think that kind of I would call this a cynical view or an honest view of

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