This is on the tape. I'm Danny Nathan. I am joined by Danny Moses. Guy Adami is taking a little family time this week. He will be back with us next week. Danny Moses, how you doing, buddy? I'm good, man. How you feeling? You recovering? I'm doing okay. I got the COVID. I'm up in New York City. It seems like every other person in New York City has it. Good news is it seems

very mild. I feel like I have a little bit of a head cold. I've been diagnosed for a couple days.

My family is not positive. That's all good news. So listen, at the end of the day, maybe this thing

kind of just burns its way through the population in a less lethal manner. I was talking to a bunch

of younger people, family members, that were at Santa

Khan.

Oh, yeah.

That was the super spreader event, New York City, December 11th.

That's when everybody about five days later started to get sick.

And you know what's crazy about that day, Danny?

It was literally like a 65 degree day in New York.

Like literally, if I was 20 years younger, I would have run out to party city and got

myself a Santa Hat and done the bar crawl because it looked really fun. All right, man, let's get into it.

We got about a week left in the year. As far as the market's concerned, they are back raging.

The S&P 500 is back very near. The highs it made about a month ago. What did we have nearly a 6% peak

to trough decline? That was the totality of the fear that this Omicron variant put into the markets.

Obviously, the Fed had a huge role in that same period by getting a bit more hawkish,

increasing the pace of the taper, not backing down one bit in the face of this variant.

What's your take here into your end?

Yeah, so I know you hate the phrase everyone does,

Santa Claus rally, but what's interesting about it is all this volatility.

I think if it had happened at any other time of the year,

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