CNBC's "Fast Money"

The traders talking all things Intel after the company’s second quarter earnings, and what the results mean for the broader tech trade. Then, what a yield spike means for the economy ahead of the July Fed meeting next week. Chief economist at Ernst & Young Greg Daco lays out why investors should not expect a rate hike at the Fed meeting, and what Fed policy could look like in the second half. Plus, Brent topping $100 a barrel on the back of Iran tensions, data on Eli Lilly’s newest GLP-1, and Google and Tesla plummeting on the back of earnings.

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We’re watching shares of Alphabet, IBM, ServiceNow and Tesla after their latest earnings reports. Gene Munster of Deepwater Asset Management breaks down the numbers and how to trade big tech in the second half. Plus, what’s next for the crypto market, and a former WNBA player on the $3 billion women’s sports market. 

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AI stocks bouncing back with major tech stocks closing in the green. The traders break down what’s causing the switch, and whether this momentum can continue throughout earnings season. Then, Danaher sinking despite beating expectations in their earnings report. Mizuho health care strategist Jared Holz breaks down why the stock is trading at near all-time lows, and why the company might need a management change. Plus, the latest on Intel job cuts, and where the middle class is feeling pricing pressures.

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Markets picking up momentum to kick off the week despite the ongoing tension with Iran, with the S&P and Nasdaq closing in the green and crude settling below its intraday highs. The traders break down why the markets are seemingly shrugging off the war. Then, head of equity and portfolio strategy at CIBC Capital Chris Harvey lays out where he sees the market heading in the second half, and what investors can expect from this earnings season. Plus, a take on who could win the AI race, why Oracle can’t catch a break, and The Odyssey breathing life back into the movie theater trade.

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Big tech selling off to wrap up the week as names like Microsoft, Google and Meta aggressively ramp up AI spending. The traders break down how to trade these tech giants, and if massive AI buildouts will eventually lead to growth. Then, will market volatility persist? Citi Wealth’s head of portfolio strategy J.P. Coviello lays out where he sees opportunity in a time of high volatility and geopolitical uncertainty. Plus, why selling Tesla could be the move, Netflix crumbling after a disappointing second quarter, and why the biggest IPO in history is on a six day losing streak.

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