We ended last week strong coming off a very weak base last week the best week since 1932, well, we continued some of that momentum today. The dow ending the day up 690 points pretty much most stocks you look at they were higher today we will get to those, the one thing that was not higher continues to be oil. Down 7 as well. Well get to more on oil and what it may be signaling throughout the show. Welcoming. We are pleased today to be joined by guy adami and dan nathan for the entire hour, we welcome in emily roland of john hancock financial. Its good to have you back here on cnbcs fast money you said it seemed like the indiscriminate selling might be over, that gave you some comfort, were you more comforted by todays action . Yeah, and its great to see, great to be here i have to give a huge shout out to everyone in Englewood Cliffs for making this possible to getting us all on. Thank you. I hope everybodys safe obviously, and number three, yeah, i take a lot of comfort in the fact th
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