Hedge fund manager and Apple investor David Einhorn is urging shareholders to vote against a proxy proposal that would limit Apple's ability to issue preferred stock. Walter Piecyk, BTIG and the FMHR traders, discuss.
Green Mountain Coffee is getting crushed after the company offered a weak sales outlook, reports CNBC's Josh Lipton;and how to play Phillips 66 and Goldman Sachs now, with the Fast Money traders.
One IGT shareholder launched a proxy fight, Jason Ader, Ader Investment Management, explains why the stock has underperformed for shareholders. Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, weighs in on the yen's fall to its lowest level since 2010.
The bull and the bear case for McGraw-Hill after Raymond James upgraded the stock to a "buy," with the Fast Money traders; and also a look at Phillips 66 and Goldman Sachs.
The Fast Money traders discuss how to play stocks like Clorox and Ralph Lauren; and Doug Kass, Seabreeze Partners, explains why he is "zipping up his bear suit," or bearish on the markets.
Glen Yeung, Citigroup analyst, weighs in on how to play Apple and discusses whether the company is prepared to pay a dividend. Also, Dennis Gartman has the play on Japan's Nikkei hitting new levels.
The "Fast Money" traders look at activity in shares of Apple, and the level to keep an eye on. The stock was moving on a false rumor about something Tim Cook allegedly said at a Goldman conference. The conference doesn't take place till next week.