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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Stocks Round Out Best Month Since 2020, But Can the Momentum Continue 7/29/22

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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🗓️ 29 July 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

The S&P jumped more than 9% in July, the Nasdaq up over 12%, and some individual stocks saw gains much bigger than that. So with Big Tech earnings and the Fed now behind us, can the momentum continue in August? Plus a look at some of the names that didn’t fare so well recently, and breaking down next week’s big earnings reports. 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

Right now on bass, a sizzling start to the summer stops ripping higher in July than

0:05.7

as I got more than 12% the S&P more than 9% and the down nearly 7% can the rally roll

0:11.5

on in August plus a Friday edition of Traded or Faded breaking down the earnings action

0:15.9

next week from farm equipment to coffee to mobile payments and later a chart of the week

0:20.1

because home improvement stock has gotten drilled this week at the hint falling nearly

0:24.8

16% will it keep getting hammered or can you nail a bottom if you buy now?

0:29.9

I'm Melissa Lee this is fast money life in the Nasdaq market site on the desk tonight

0:33.7

at Sea Grasso, Karen Feinermann Jeff Mills and Courtney Garcia and we start off with the

0:37.9

riveting rally on Wall Street the S&P jumping for a third straight day closing your ties

0:42.9

and locking in its best month since November 2020 the Nasdaq up a whopping 17% from its

0:49.5

June lows and take a look at some of the stock winners in July Etsy a 42% is

0:54.7

third best month on record Netflix clocking in its best months since January 2018

1:00.3

Ford and Amazon going all the way back to 2009 and 2007 respectively so with big tech

1:05.9

earnings and the Fed behind us as a momentum continue into August Jeff Mills what do you

1:11.2

say?

1:12.2

Hey Mel so I think the reality is this that we were kind of set up going into earnings

1:18.2

for a little bit of a rally I think expectations were pretty low if you looked at S&P futures

1:22.7

positioning it was very very short so the market was coiled for this bounce that we're

1:28.2

seeing but I think now all the sudden and not surprisingly as prices have gone up you're

1:32.1

starting to see sentiment shift again for the first time since April bulls are outnumbering

1:36.5

bears you've seen inflows into stocks inflows into high yield in pretty large numbers here

1:42.3

but I think the problem is is that right now you're only seeing 75% of stocks above their

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