Rebels Edge · Tue, Aug 11, 2026

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Summary

The hosts review oil prices, geopolitical risks and expectations for the upcoming CPI release before discussing stocks driven by AI infrastructure deals and earnings. They highlight Riot Blockchain’s expansion into AI hosting, Fermi’s data-center agreement, Sea Limited’s growth and On Holding’s sell-off, then conclude with NFL commentary and a Rebel Con promotion.

Stocks and the VIX were relatively quiet ahead of CPI; the hosts interpreted Kalshi pricing as suggesting a potentially benign inflation report.
Oil remained elevated amid Iran-related tensions, with the hosts emphasizing fuel costs as an inflation driver.
Riot Blockchain rallied on a 191-megawatt AI infrastructure deal at its Rockdale campus; Bernstein reportedly raised its price target to $35.
Fermi surged roughly 20%–22% following a 222-megawatt data-center agreement, after weeks of reported unusual options activity.
Sea Limited reported nearly $8 billion in revenue, up 48% year over year; the hosts highlighted bullish calls and rolling positions to higher strikes.
On Holding fell to a 52-week low after a revenue miss and disappointing guidance despite an EPS beat; John expressed interest in potentially buying shares.
The hosts emphasized monitoring unusual options activity and taking profits while maintaining exposure through new positions.
Rebel Con 2026 was promoted for October 20–21 in Las Vegas, alongside discussion of NFL defenses and the Browns’ draft.

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Welcome back to the Rebels Edge. Pete Najarian and I are going to break down for you exactly what it looks like ahead of the big CPI reading tomorrow, including a prediction market that may or may not surprise you. We've got that, sports, and of course the stocks we're
watching and trading today on The Rebels Edge.
>> [music] [music] >> So, back from your hiatus with KFAN or whoever it was, right, Pete?
>> [laughter] >> Yeah, yesterday it was it was really a lot of fun. They they asked me to come back. I'd been there about a week or two ago and they just wanted, you know, they wanted more breakdowns from guys um about what the Vikings really look like.
And matter of fact, going to be because we didn't go pro last Friday, we're going Wednesday tomorrow for some of that. But, that's later in the afternoon. It's 2:30. So, it's almost at the closing of the of the day. But, yeah, I'll tell you what, the the one thing that I that stands out for me,
John, is how good the what they look like, at least seeing all the the cuts and everything that people put out there and everything, and the commentary that we're hearing. Vikings D-line looks pretty good.
>> [laughter] >> They went there, they did it through the draft, they did a really good job, they drafted the right people, the right size people, and linebacker as well. I mean, they've got four or five guys that um are instant starters in my opinion. So, that that's uh it's going to be pretty impressive, I think. But, with when we
we get sports later, we're going to talk about who are the very best defenses and um it'll be pretty pretty fun to break those down.
>> All right. Well, let's dive into macro, Pete. Let's do I'm going to say oil, uh geopolitics, and CPI. Those are the three things we're going to focus on here. Um obviously, uh the president, if if he
happens to uh be caught on tape saying something about the war is either really going well or we're going to really have to hit them hard or whatever, that'll have an impact on oil prices as it did yesterday. We moved about 5% yesterday on crude, Pete. Uh back up to 82, Brent back up to 88, and that's basically
where we are today.
>> Yep. Yep. Looking at it, it actually sort of creeped up a little bit, John, as far as oil goes, up about 1% today, but it's in that same range where when it's popped up there and gets up and over that 82, 83 sort of area, yeah, sure.
That's been something that we've been We're getting more and more used to it.
I don't know if that's necessarily good or bad, but but at least we're getting used to it, and it's not shocking to us anymore when we Oh, okay. This is going on. The president says this. All right.
We're going to react to that. But yeah, the stance with Iran right now, John, seems like it's getting um a little bit ornery, maybe. So, that might end up being a good thing, too, however. So, we'll we'll see how that all plays out, but that's That's influencing the markets a little bit, but the The amazing part is the markets are pretty
dead gone quiet today. I mean, when you take a look at the Nasdaq, you look at the S&P, you look over at the Dow, the Nasdaq, yes, it's moving around a little bit. It's down a little more than a quarter of a percent, but I don't think you and I get too concerned over quarter percent moves or so. So, yeah, it's pretty pretty calm today. And you know
what? I'll I'll It'll leads me right into the VIX, John, because look at the VIX. The VIX is just sitting here between 15 and a quarter and 15.60. It's down about 1% today, but it's about as tight a range as it's been in. So, you know, just looking at that, I think that says it all. It It everything about the
macro side of things because otherwise, you know, we might plunge or maybe make a little bit of a run up towards 17 or something like that, but that's not what we're seeing. We're seeing a range that's like this. And so, we'll see we'll see if that breaks out of that range, but for now, it's just a little bit lower.
>> Well, and I think I heard Pete say this on somebody's broadcast. I can't remember if it was Fox News, Fox Business, or where you were when you said this, Pete, but you were obviously accurate as was Larry Kudlow when I was on with him. And S&P 500 companies are
on track for 50% 50 50% year-over-year earnings growth.
That is [clears throat] just unheard of.
It's not only the highest in years, decades, but AI-related spending and demand are just driving a lot of these S&P 500 companies, folks, like nothing we've ever seen. So, again, somebody can try to shake you out of the markets.
I'd say stick to your guns. Don't just trade chasing fast money, but be in there and look for opportunities, especially on sell-offs, because 50% growth year-over-year, my gosh, you don't get that too many times in your lifetime.
So, >> take advantage.
>> Mhm.
>> All right.
Well, Pete, I said at the top of the show and I saw you shaking your head, CPI, because it matters. And the Consumer Price Index could give Kevin Warsh and the Fed and those three dissenting voters that wanted to raise rates this last meeting, Pete.
>> Mhm.
>> Again, stupidity. They just want to hurt the market, I guess, because really, is that going to stop crude oil?
Cuz crude oil is where the inflation is coming from. It's virtually that. Now, you could say, "Well, groceries, delivery. How do you get it there?" Well, what about stuff you buy at Best Buy? How do you get it there?
Everything we're talking about is delivered by uh fossil fuel. Virtually everything. Yeah, um Amazon might plug in a few electric trucks or whatever, Pete, but it's all fossil fuel. So, anyway, I'm going to say, prediction market uh for Kalshi on the uh July CPI
numbers have been coming down. They're not at the lowest level, but they're certainly down a lot from where they were um back in May and June. And it looks like we might get a benign number, fingers crossed, which would be great.
>> That would be great. And as a matter of fact, John, it's it basically has flatlined as we look at it right there if for almost the better part of a month. I mean, sitting right there. So, I think that's giving it a giving it away to some degree, and hopefully we're right. And I and I think that uh yeah, it's going to it's going to be pretty darn interesting come up tomorrow. We're
going to be seeing some of these numbers come out in front of us cuz there was some surprise numbers as we all know last week with the jobs number. So, maybe there's some surprises. I don't think we're going to get surprised by this one.
>> No, I don't think so, either, Pete. I think if anything, it'll be a positive surprise because of the uh uh again, all of the different inputs that go into consumer prices, and I don't know, 80% of them tied to fossil fuel. That's just the way it is.
>> It is.
>> All right.
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Those tickets are going to go, man. I'm telling you right now. [laughter] >> That's right. You won't believe the marketing muscle that uh a casino in Vegas can put behind that show, and they are.
>> Yep.
>> All right. Pete, Riot Blockchain moving higher, surging because well, what? They basically have a an AI infrastructure deal, because what did they do? They're a Bitcoin miner. But what does that mean? That means they've got compute.
Because you need um both uh connection to the internet, you need computers that can really do a lot of calculations as fast as possible and so forth. What is that also good for? Data centers. And they're basically renting out some of
their data center, if you will, 191 MW in their Rockdale, Texas, campus. And that, Pete, is why that stock is rocking and rolling today. And I know you had some unusual option activity in it as well.
>> Yeah, we've seen some unusual in this one. It's it's it's it's very active, and I think people are are starting to grab into what where what they're doing and how they're doing it, John. They're talking about these data centers and the capacity that they can have extended from 9 billion to to maybe as much as 16 billion dollars. We're talking about
some pretty big numbers. So, the shift from mining into the infrastructure and all of that, um AI hosting, you name it. These guys and I'll tell you what, how about this?
Bernstein comes out and says, "You know what? We're going to put our price target up to 35 bucks." Stock's trading closer to 20. So, it gives you a little bit of an idea of what some of the experts out there are thinking and where this stock could be going. So, I would keep a very close eye on this one. I think it's up 4 or 5%. Well, 7%, I guess.
Um so, it's up pretty nice. There's some of those options we we just talking about.
>> Yeah, I mean stock was 19 bucks middle of July, folks. Uh they bought 10,000 of the 21st of July of August expiring 21 calls. Well, stock popped all the way up. The reason I put that yellow arrow on there is it popped up to $23
in the pre-market. So again, you miss a little, you miss a lot. But if you wanted to be able to trade that, you had to have after-hours or pre-market access. And you could have slammed out some stock close to $23 a share, people. But then pulls all the way back down below 21. That's that's
some mana from heaven right there.
That's That's good.
>> No doubt.
>> Let's hit Fermi, Pete. F E R M I. But the stock symbol is F R M I. Big surge out of this one today, too. And what do they do? Well, they're an AI data center player. And they just signed a deal for
222 megawatts. 222 megawatts, Marty.
>> [laughter] >> Not gigawatts, megawatts. But nonetheless, um a data center agreement with these guys really helped push the stock to the upside, Pete. Um and uh look at that move from basically under $6 a share all the way up to 720.
When you put that in percentage terms, folks, it's an amazing move. And here you go. This is why people with compute and power for that compute really can uh leverage it up and make a lot of money. And that's just what these guys are doing and just what they did.
>> Yeah, the the the the secure generational uh capacity, John, that they've got solid. You've got power driving things uh for higher demand out of the AI side of things. That sounds like a pretty good thing. They talk about this thing with this this binding lease where that's going to give them an opportunity for a turnkey sort of a
situation with AI and the data centers and that agreement as well. All of those things very big positives and I think that's why you're seeing the stock react the way it is. We're talking about a stock that was up last I looked it was up about 20% 22% something like that. So one of those names that I think you want to keep a pretty close eye on. We've
seen unusual options hitting in here it seems like for the last I don't know three four weeks at least we've seen multiple hits in a single day and we've seen a little bit more and a little bit more and here well suddenly we are seeing a pretty nice spike to the upside and it's going to be it's going to be something I think those that actually
did jump on those options. I think they're going to be pretty happy about what they did.
>> Yeah and let's take a look Pete at what another one another one that's not a very good DJ Khaled another one that's not a very good one either but C limited Pete SE so these guys in case you didn't know it
basically they're an e-commerce and digital financial services giant. And when I say giant I mean they are about 78 to 80 billion dollars. So this is not just some new newbie that came by and you know all of the sudden people are throwing some cash at it. C limited's
been around for a while and they just announced Pete revenue of nearly 8 billion dollars up 48% year-over-year and when you look at the unusual activity they were buying calls and those calls
that they were buying right there they're buying December calls. Now what should that tell you? That should tell you folks that people they took money off the table on their 8750 calls. That was a closing trade. And then they bought into December $5 higher.
Well, that was when the stock was 88.
The stock has climbed since May, Pete.
So, in other words, we do what our guys love to do. Roll, roll, roll, roll.
Meaning, you take money off the table and you put on another position at 95.
And you take money off the table, you put on more money at 100. You take money off the table, you put more money on at 105, 110, and so forth. Today it trades to 131, Pete. I mean, a fabulous boom to the upside.
>> That's a sharp mover, man. It's unbelievable. And you talked about it, you talked about the fact that revenue was $8 billion. Unbelievable. 48% year-over-year of growth that we're seeing there.
Um, I got I got to tell you, there's a lot of different parts of this whole thing that that come and even when I look at their strong outlook that they got. They actually had an outlook that was pretty solid as well. So, they're not only cooking right now, but they're actually telling us what we always like to hear. Well, what do you see coming forward? What what's happening into the future? Well, they said the outlook
looks pretty strong. I'm going to take them at their word. So, momentum is on their side. It's been a an amazing stock the way it's it's moved. And it today at what? About 15% or something like that?
Maybe even more than that. I'm not sure, but a pretty solid move to the upside for all the right reasons. They delivered what they needed to deliver and the markets are reacting.
>> Well, let's talk about one that didn't, Pete. On Holding, which is, you know, the running shoes and so forth. This is the one that Roger Federer invested in.
And far be it for me to say that that was a bad investment. It was a brilliant investment and he made a lot of dough on it. Well, the stock traded all the way up this year over 52, I think, Pete.
But, today it hits a new 52-week low. It was down, I don't know, 13% or whatever.
The Q2 results showed that their revenue was up almost 22%, but they missed the consensus and despite an earnings per share beat, an EPS beat, um the direct-to-consumer or DTC side of their business,
um also beat. But, full year guidance, Pete?
Not going to impress people.
>> And that again, that's that's the major problem. I think the other problem was even though they beat by 21%, right?
They put up 850 million for their revenue. They beat, but they still came up short. You just can't do that. You've got to be able to beat those numbers, which is why you and I've been talking about why this earning season's been so damn depressing again, because when you look at it and you see what these beats look like, 86% beats on earnings, you
know, 80% beats on revenue. I mean, that's what we have gotten used to even and and and it's they disappointed because they didn't quite reach the levels that they needed to get to. So, it makes some sense. The revenue shortfall is, I think, where you'd probably point to things first, but you know what? They do have some great numbers even without all of that, you
know, future, cuz I was looking at it, John, the gross margin, 65%. That seems pretty darn strong. I think they've They're there, but they unfortunately this quarter they were just a little short on a couple areas and it was enough to to hit the stock pretty good, down what? 20% today, I think. That's not so great. That doesn't feel so
great.
>> Yeah, it doesn't. And uh I'm sure it stings, uh but they're not done. Uh I still think I mean, I've had their shoes, Pete. I've only had one pair of them, but I love them and I'll probably buy more because is uh they they look good and they're a
great running shoe or a workout shoe.
Uh, so yeah, I would say on a 52-week low, I wouldn't mind getting in here and maybe picking up a few shares, Pete.
>> Yeah. Love to see some unusuals come jumping in there trying to get in there first. Then we can piggyback out of John. That would be great.
>> That would be. All right. Let's uh, do a little video, Pete.
Um, yesterday we got to do the uh, WNBA and all the craziness that's going on over there. Today, we get to see maybe maybe one of the best defensive lineups I've ever seen. And Will Anderson, I think we
talked about him last week, Pete, when he signed that monster contract.
>> Yeah.
>> Well, he's 24 years old and he ain't slowing down, obviously. Uh, that's why they extended his contract uh, so early.
But, this kid is a beast. Jadeveon Clowney and the rest of this defense, they're there to win. And uh, I want you guys to listen to this and let's listen to Pete comment on what he has to say about >> Since Texans defensive line is special, not just because they're ultra talented.
They are a psychotic group of individuals. Last Wednesday, I witnessed Will Anderson Jr. giving the group an earful after practice. You can see he gets throttled and approached them and they did not want to be >> That's a big thick dude, John.
>> [laughter] >> Sort of reminds us of our buddy Ray Lewis.
>> He reminds me a lot of Ray, how he plays and how he's always attacking.
He's a real very I mean, that's a scary looking guy.
>> [laughter] >> By the way, they got Danielle Hunter out there with him. So, he's on one side, Danielle's on the other. Danielle Hunter, if you people don't know who he is, I don't think you'll see him in this video, but he is a physical specimen.
>> [laughter] >> I mean, and so is Will Henderson. So, they they they also have the off the field sort of look of some of the most intimidating men playing football right now. I look at these guys, John. I look at their defense.
I think that they have the best defense for sure at least in the AFC. You know, they're in the AFC South in the AFC. So, I kind of split it up a little bit for us. And I would say the Rams potentially could end up being the best NFC defense. Now, the Bears are great. So, I'm not putting them away and
I'm not saying anything negative about them, John, cuz they were great last year. I think they'll be great again this year.
But when you've got Myles Garrett on your team, you already have arguably the the best defensive player in football right now.
And if Aaron Donald decides, cuz he sure looks like he's decided he wants to come back, John. I mean, all I do I I see all these videos of the guy doing all these drills. I don't think a guy does drills unless he's thinking about playing football again.
When's the last time you and I did a drill? Probably on the field before we got cut.
>> [laughter] >> So, I'm just look you know, and so I'm looking at that and I'm thinking of the Rams and I'm thinking, "Okay, they got a great offense last year.
Defense was not bad. I'm not saying they were bad at all. They were actually pretty good, which is why I think if you had Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett on the same defensive front, uh that's pretty unbelievable. And then you throw in what we were just talking about with Houston, John.
I think that they did some magical things with Danielle Hunter who, you know, a lot of people in Minnesota got frustrated with him for a variety of different reasons. Even though he's a sack king. I mean, the guy had 15 sacks last year kind of quietly. I mean, no one really talked about the guy at all.
But they've got size, they've got speed, they run a 4-3 defense. Anytime I see a 3-4 defense, I go, "You know what? The defensive coordinator is an idiot, and they're probably not going to be able to stop the run very well." You put up a 4-3 defense, you can stop the run and get after the quarterback because you've got the four defensive linemen up there,
the big guys up there. So, if you go and just test me on that if you want, take a look at what some of the best defenses look like in the NFL over the last 10 years. They're going to be a 4-3 defense. So, when you see some of these defensive coordinators trying to get cute, um they're doing the wrong thing.
What do you think about this, though? Am I right? I know your Bears Your Bears are damn good. That defense is damn good, but I I had to go with the Rams for this for this reason with with Donald maybe coming back.
>> Yeah, he is a beast, and he's been rested, and he's healthy.
>> Yeah.
>> So, and he's still a relatively young man. I mean, again, Jadeveon Clowney, how old is he, Pete? He's in his mid-30s, isn't he?
>> Mid- to upper >> With the with the Texans who we were just talking about, so there's play and you know, our buddy Von Miller.
>> Mhm.
>> Von Miller is also, uh I think 34 or 35, Pete? Somewhere in that range.
I mean, great player, still a great player, but then you talk about, you know, a a generational guy like uh Darnold.
Oh my gosh.
Uh he is a beast for the Rams, and then retires on top, and now maybe he says, "You know what? I got one more in me. I got one more in me." >> You got Aaron Rodgers doing it. You've got him doing it. You've got some of these other guys. Von Miller's trying to do it. And then, somebody will probably
sign him. It might even happen during the season, you know, cuz the guy, as you know better than I, John, cuz you know him much better, but the guy stays in damn good shape. It's not like he It's not like he's going out there and hitting the beers in the and, you know, the candy corner or anything like that.
He's a guy who stays in unbelievable shape.
And so, if somebody comes calling and needs him and they get an injury, I would say that he'll be out there, too.
So, some of these guys, yeah, to your point, they're getting into the 35 to 38-year range and they still got it. And so, you got to be impressed with that.
Speaking of impressed, how about this one?
I'm going to throw this out there, John.
Cleveland had an unbelievable draft and I didn't really look at it all that closely, you know, when I was kind of breaking down stuff earlier in the year.
We had the draft and then all of a sudden you get into all these next things.
But, I was watching a fight yesterday, which is actually what caught my attention. And Spencer Fina, now, he's their first pick in the draft this year, ninth ninth pick total overall. He's out of Utah, he's an offensive lineman.
And he was beating the crap out of out of one of the defensive players that was coming right at him. His last name is Verse. He was part of the trade. He was part of the trade that actually, um, got Myles Garrett to LA and he came out there, right? He's one of the better defensive players defensive ends in football. I would say he's probably even
maybe top five or something like that, Verse.
I think he was out of Florida. The guy's a machine.
I'll tell you what, this Spencer Fano decided, you know what, I'm going to take you out on every play and we're going to get it get after it and I'm going to talk [ __ ] on you.
Which is exactly what they did.
>> [laughter] >> And he he went to it, John, and outside of that, I mean, that's not the only reason, but he's a great offensive lineman, great move. Eight of their 10 picks this past year were on the offensive side of the ball. They knew what they needed to get. I think the only thing that disappoints me is are the quarterbacks that are there, Shador
being one of them. Um, are they the right fit? I think that's what's hurting them is I I know that they are, but they gave them weapons.
They gave them receivers. They gave them running backs. They gave them offensive lineman.
They gave the offense a big boost through the draft and and free agency as well. So, this could get pretty interesting. The one quarterback that I hope gets a chance this year, John, they drafted that kid from Arkansas that you and I watched and just in awe. Taylen Green.
Taylen Green, for the people who don't know who he is, he's about 6'5, about 230 lb. He can run like a damn deer.
He's as athletic as any guy in any position on the football field. And he's going to be the backup quarterback, second, third string, whatever. But, if he gets a chance to play, I'd love to see that happen. So, who knows? But, I'll tell you what, I think the Browns are a lot different team because of what they've done this year than they were
last year.
>> Oh, yeah. And Pete, that uh Spencer Fano that you talked about from Utah, >> Yeah.
>> um ninth pick overall, beast. Complete beast. And when was the last time, folks, um that you heard, other than maybe Orlando Pace, Pete, what was the last time you heard of a rookie starting >> Yeah.
>> at left tackle? And ca- training camp just got started. And they said, "That man's a starter." >> [laughter] >> So, I mean, that for those of you who don't know, that is why they pay those guys so much for left tackles is because that's the blind side for the
quarterback. And you know, again, the Lawrence Taylor hit on Theismann or Theisman, um that is why, you know, the blind side, as they call it, um that's why this guy, Spencer Fano, Pete, is amazing that he steps right in and he's like, "Ah, all right. Who else is around?"
>> And the great The great thing about the kid, John, is he He out there like he's been there before. Like he's been there 5 6 7 years. He's not He's not intimidated by one of the best offensive ends in all of football. As a matter of fact, he's so not intimidated, he's grabbing him and throwing him on the
ground and talking crap to him. I mean, that's a special guy. People don't realize how how good the Utah has been over the years as far as bringing kids in there that can play ball. And me and a great coach at the time who's no longer there, but
nonetheless, I'll tell you what, Utah is a special place for offensive line.
>> Well, let me throw out two others, Pete.
Um this guy, Denzel Boston, um wide receiver, number 39 overall, which we can all do the math, that means he was near the top of the second round. Um great wide receiver. He's already been been named starter, Pete. And he's 6'4.
I mean, some of these wide receivers are just beasts.
>> Yeah.
>> And same thing with Concepcion, this uh another guy that they drafted. I mean, they've got two rookies that are going to start there, Pete, that are absolute beasts on the wide receiver side. So, you're right. Um if they get a quarterback that can pump the ball to those two guys, um they could go far.
And people are not ready for the Browns to be that good.
>> Yeah. Yeah, I think they're going to be shocked. I think they are. I mean, you know, it's it's amazing just to think of that because it if they did it that well, which I think they did. I think that draft was as good a draft for a team and as far as what did they need, did they get at the right price and all the right all that kind of thing, who's the first rounder?
Oh, we just talked about him. I mean, I think that they did a a magnificent job.
I think the Cleveland Browns are going to be very very interesting. I'm not saying they're going to the Super Bowl.
I'm just saying this is a lot different team than they were last year, and they are going to be a lot better. We'll see if they can get far far enough along later on.
>> Yeah, and that that's one that people probably on their schedule, Pete, were kind of chuckling until the free agency and until the draft. And then they were And now, after they've seen things like Spencer Fano and these two wide receivers, they're like, "Holy crap." >> [laughter]
>> You know, that's a tough team to defend against when you can keep people off the quarterback and you've got two big threats at wide receiver.
>> Yep.
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