Markets Rebound After Monday’s Drop… And Netflix Streams Higher 4/22/25

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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🗓️ 22 April 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Stocks ripping on Wall Street, as markets bounce back after Monday’s sell-off. The sectors seeing the biggest jumps, and how Tesla results are moving the stock. Plus Netflix shrugging off this year’s tariff concerns, jumping nearly 20% as the s&p 500 heads in the other direction. What the move could mean for the markets next move, and why one top tech analyst is calling the streaming giant “highly recessionary resistant”. Fast Money Disclaimer

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0:00.0	Live from the Nazak market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.
0:03.9	Here's what's on tap tonight.
0:05.3	A disappointing quarter at Tesla, a top and bottom line missed with auto revenues dropping 20%,
0:10.4	but claims that cheaper EVs are still on track seem to be keeping the stock from dropping Philobosanibout with the very latest.
0:16.5	Plus streaming higher and higher Netflix shares continuing their post-earning surge.
0:20.7	Could this record-breaking move help fuel animal spirits across other parts of the market?
0:24.6	We'll debate that.
0:25.6	And later, Amazon, the latest MagS have a name to signal a data center slowdown.
0:29.6	Big deal or not!
0:30.6	The Charmastor is here to break down the latest move in gold and a major defense contractor on the defensive after earnings.
0:36.6	I'm Melissa Leconty-Lachak from Studio B at the NASDAQ.
0:39.4	On the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Badawin-Ice, and Dan Nathan and Guy Adami.
0:43.2	We'll get to Tesla's after hours moving just the moment,
0:45.5	but first, a major market rebound on Wall Street.
0:48.0	The S&P jumping 2.5% today, closing just off its highs of the session. The benchmark index more than recouping yesterday's
0:54.5	loss is now marginally for the week. The Dow also recovering from Monday selloff, adding more than
0:58.9	a thousand points. While the tech-heavy NASDAQ rose 2.7 percent, those two indices
1:03.7	snapping a four-day losing streak. But all the major averages still deeply in the red so far in
1:08.8	April pacing for their third monthly loss in a row
1:11.7	and volatility while well off its highs of the year still well above trend so is today's bounce
1:17.1	just a bit of a buy-the-dip moment or can we expect more sustained strength guy yeah i don't know if it's
1:23.3	a by the dip moment i think it's sort of the chase moment when the vix is still despite today's rally, it suggests that, you know, these rallies are going to be sort of exaggerated, and the cellos will be the same. So I think today is exactly that. I think it's what you get in a 30 VIX environment. I don't think we're getting out of this 30 VIX environment anytime soon. I think it will continue to go up. And I think rallies, and we've said this,
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