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CNBC's "Fast Money"

The Great Market Disconnect, and the Chart Master Updates His Apple Call 2/17/23

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

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🗓️ 17 February 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Stocks held steady to end the week, with the Dow rising 130 points, even as 10-year yields hit their highest level since November. So why don’t equity markets seem to believe the Fed when it says to get used to higher rates. Plus Apple falling below a major support level today, and Carter Worth says it’s going even lower from here. He breaks down his latest call and digs in on what the charts are saying. Fast Money Disclaimer

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0:00.0

Right now and fast the great disconnect equity markets holding study today the dad rising

0:07.5

130 points even as rates hit their highest levels of the year. So why do stocks and bonds

0:12.9

seem to be reading two vastly different messages out of the Fed. Plus rotten apples shares the

0:17.4

iPhone maker hitting their highest close of the year earlier this week. But today's

0:21.1

action has the chart master seeing something sour. We revisit his sell it all call to find

0:26.4

out what to do now. And later dearly beloved shares of the tractor may couldn't resist

0:32.2

shares of the tractor maker seeing their biggest pop in nearly two years in the back of

0:35.9

earnings. But is the rally for real or is it too good to be true. I'm Melissa Lee this

0:40.7

is fast money we're live with the NASX market site in the hard times square on the

0:43.9

best tonight. Tim Seymour Courtney Garcia Steve Grasso and Carter Worth and we start off

0:48.7

with a deep divergence between stocks and bonds the yield on 10 year treasuries hitting

0:52.9

its highest level since November early in the session as expectations for more aggressive

0:57.2

rate hike screw yields ending the day a little lower but still near the highs of the

1:01.2

year. Meantime stocks closing near their highs of the day with a doubt gaining nearly 130 points

1:07.0

in NASX down today but still managed to post a game for the week. So which of these markets

1:11.8

is getting the read right and of course this comes on the heels of a lot of very hawkish

1:15.9

Fed speak. We had a couple of banks today saying that they're adding a rate hike to their

1:19.9

expectations and now expecting a 25 basis point hike in June and yet the market reaction

1:25.0

sort of like yeah I don't care Tim. Well if you look at Fed fund futures they have moved

1:30.3

out and they've moved higher so in other words not only the higher for longer but the fact

1:34.6

that we're moving out to August it wouldn't be surprised it wouldn't surprise me if we

1:38.0

got to September maybe October soon in terms of peak Fed funds. It's a week where you

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