Should Banks Be Cast as the Bad Guys, and Is There More Gas Left in Ford?

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Bank CEOs were grilled by lawmakers Wednesday for the way they handled the pandemic. But were they really the villains in this story, and what did we really get out of the Senate Banking Committee hearing. Plus Ford posted its best day since last June after doubling down on its commitment to EVs. But is there more upside for the stock?

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0:00.0	I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money.
0:03.4	Tonight's Trader Line up.
0:04.3	Guy Dominic, Tim Seymour, Steve Grasso,
0:06.0	and Pete Najarian.
0:06.9	Tonight on Fast, the rally that's built Ford tough shares
0:10.0	of Ford seemingly unstoppable, gaining another 7% today.
0:14.6	The stock is now 19% just the past week.
0:17.3	At what point do the wheels start to come off?
0:19.5	This epic run will take it inside the trade.
0:21.5	Plus, we're all over the actor's action shares of sales
0:24.1	for the stock popping.
0:25.3	As the company's call gets underway,
0:26.8	we'll bring you all the big headlines from the quarter.
0:28.6	And later, a Hollywood comeback shares of AMC
0:31.4	soaring at 35% today.
0:34.1	So is this the M-O-A-S-S, or Mother of all short squeezes
0:37.7	as they say I'm read it, we will find out.
0:39.8	We start off with the Airbus Lift shares of GE,
0:42.0	Spirit Air Systems, Trans-Dime, and Boeing,
0:44.5	flying high today as the world's biggest
0:46.4	plane maker forecasts clear skies ahead.
0:49.0	Phillip Boe kicks us off tonight with all the details.
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