CNBC's "Fast Money"

Apple's latest earnings report and conference call headlines, S&P's biggest gain since April, market rally risks, Starbucks' growth in China, Apple's stock drop after guidance release, potential impact of buy now pay later services on weak consumer, stock discussions and consumer staples.

This podcast episode of CNBC's 'Fast Money' discusses the recent market rally, the Fed's decision to hold rates steady, concerns over China's growth prospects, and the challenges faced by the solar energy industry. They also analyze the significance of semiconductor stocks as economic indicators and the impact of labor market weakness on certain companies.

AMD shares move after earnings report. EV inventories up 500%. Antitrust lawsuit against realtors. Uncertainty around future events. Analyzing Caterpillar's performance. Drop in Young China shares. Caesar's positive earnings report and F1 race sponsorship. Fed decision preview and warning. Central banks tighten policy. Analyzing Fed's rate hiking cycle and inflation impact. Current state of EV market. Final trades and banter.

Stocks rally to start the week; upcoming challenges discussed, including Apple earnings, Fed decision, and jobs report. The UAW's deal with the last Big 3 automaker and its impact on the industry and Tesla. Discussion on recent stock market performance, concerns of market correction, and debt issuance. Highlight on Pinterest exceeding expectations, chip companies' performance, and concerns in the automotive sector. Apple's upcoming Mac reveal event and other topics like McDonald's earnings and a sports game mentioned.

Nasdaq gains due to Amazon's post-earnings strength while Dow falls to seven month low. Bank of America advises going long on Baby Boomers and short on Millennials. Discussion on uncertainty in the markets, challenges faced by pharmaceutical industry, and Generational Pairs Trade by Bank of America.

Amazon's earnings and the performance of other big companies, potential buying opportunity in consumer staples stocks, analysis of stock performance and market behavior, Intel's positive earnings alert, Apple's potential challenges in China, stock market sell off, and updates on Amazon's quarterly results and Sam Beckman-Fried trial.

Investors eyeing shares of Meta after its latest earnings report. The stock in action on a day the Nasdaq dropped more than 2%, and Alphabet saw its worst day in over three years. What the results mean for the state of mega cap tech. Plus luxury retailers feeling some pain, and it’s even taking a hit on payment stocks. What these moves say about the consumer and their ability to support the economy. Fast Money Disclaimer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Microsoft and Alphabet headline a busy night of earnings. What the mega-cap names have to say about their quarters and their outlook. Plus the UAW expanded its strikes to GM’s biggest plant, on the same day the automaker reported earnings. What it means for the company and just what will the work stoppages amount to? And personal finance expert Suze Orman is on set with some advice on how to navigate these volatile markets. Her thoughts on rising rates, rising delinquencies and your money. Fast Money Disclaimer  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The podcast discusses the recent movement of the 10-year yield and its impact on big tech stocks. Chinese regulators investigating Foxconn and the potential consequences for Apple. Collaboration between Nvidia, AMD, and ARM to produce CPUs for PCs. Discussion on oil sector buyout and cryptocurrency surge. Analysis of an oil mega merger and investment opportunities. Discussions on Chesapeake's deal, Chevron's assets, and Bitcoin's rise. An analysis of bull traps in the market and discussion on Co-Star's purchase, Alphabet Google, and TTE Total Energy.

Regional banks tumbling in reaction to higher rates. The decline of regional bank stocks. Yield movements and equity market fluctuations. Decreased price target and volatility in consumer financing. Small business ads and the retirement savings crisis for Gen Xers. Taking action now and final trades.