Rebels Edge · Wed, Aug 19, 2026
Moderna Just Added $33 Billion Overnight
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The hosts discuss a reported surge of more than 120% in Moderna following positive late-stage melanoma vaccine results with Merck’s Keytruda, alongside broader healthcare strength and lower market volatility. They also cover Treasury debt buybacks, September Fed expectations, Estée Lauder earnings, bearish options activity in Nebius, and profit-taking in AI infrastructure stocks. The episode concludes with sports commentary and promotion of Rebel Con 2026.
- Moderna reportedly more than doubled after positive Phase 3 melanoma vaccine results with Keytruda; regulatory approval remained pending.
- Moderna’s implied volatility reportedly reached about 340% near term and 140% further out, making options substantially more expensive.
- The hosts linked improved market sentiment to planned Treasury debt buybacks; healthcare rose roughly 3.5% and the VIX fell about 4% to 15.19.
- A displayed Polymarket prediction market assigned roughly a 71% probability to unchanged Fed rates in September.
- Estée Lauder rose approximately 16% after earnings and revenue beats and a stronger-than-expected full-year outlook.
- Nebius declined following a $4.5 billion convertible-note offering; the hosts highlighted preceding put buying and discussed potential interest after the selloff.
- The hosts attributed weakness in optical and AI infrastructure stocks partly to profit-taking and leveraged selling, emphasizing discipline in realizing gains.
- The episode promoted Rebel Con 2026 at Circa in October and discussed baseball performances and sports-franchise valuations.
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Welcome back to today's Rebels Edge for the 19th of August. And boy, we've got a stock that is moving. It is more than doubled overnight. And we're talking about a member of the S&P 500, folks.
So, this is not a micro cap.
>> Then we've got, of course, volatility, exactly what the Treasury Secretary is doing, and a little sports. All of that on today's Rebels Edge.
>> [music] [music] [laughter] >> Well, Pete, you seem like you're in a good mood today.
>> Well, the last time I saw a stock move like this, it was a micro cap and it was absolutely extraordinary. A matter of fact, that one was off the charts because, as you and I both know, we were at the uh the New York side of things.
We called it the green room down in Chicago at the options exchange and it was all the New York options were moved there. And we had a pharmaceutical name out there, biotech name out there that went from $12 on Friday to a little over a hundred come Monday. So, that's a
pretty much of a freak show move. But this move for a company this big is pretty outrageous. I mean, you don't see those kind of moves uh in an S&P stock ever. [laughter] It's just amazing.
>> No, the last time I saw a stock move like that within the S&P, Pete, it was probably Oracle. M >> um and then tragedy struck um for Oracle because I remember they popped all the way up over 300 Pete.
>> It made him even richer than Musk >> for like 12 hours >> and then it started rolling back over and uh >> but anyway, Pete and I will break that down for you folks. Behind me you see Circa Sports Book and that's where we'll
be. Uh we've got a little ad coming up for you. But that is what is behind me there. That threestory sports book, the biggest sports book in the world. He's got eight of them around the country, Pete. Not all of them that of them that size, folks. Not saying that, but he's
got six of them, I think, that are outside of Vegas, Pete. Um he being, of course, Derek Stevens, the uh he and his brother own Circa.
>> But uh we'll be out there. We'll tell you all about it. But let's dive into macro first. Pete, [laughter] I'll say the Treasury Department um saying that they're going to double the level of government debt buybacks over the next few months. That's one of the reasons that we're seeing the market
move like this today because people were getting kind of itchy, kind of nervous about the uh treasuries um just getting slaughtered every day. And as treasuries go down, interest rates go up. So, uh, Secretary Basset decides he wants to step in and do a little something about that, Pete.
>> Yeah. Yeah. It's going to be interesting to see some of the reactions and so forth. I'll tell you what, I'm I'm going to jump right into where that uh we were just kind of teasing about what, you know, a stock, an S&P stock. Well, the health sector today, I haven't seen, you know, when you look at the top sectors out there, John, and and you see one of
them, healthcare, and you see it up three and a half percent. uh that's really influencing the markets. I mean, you've got names like Merc and Metronic and Fizer and Lily and Bristol Meyers. I mean, they're all skyrocketing off of this news today on the, you know, basically jumping on the P and piggybacking on the way up. So,
interesting to see how that's doing. And actually that's kind of been a little bit I think of a savior of the market to some degree because you look at the markets you know in the pre-market things were looking a little bit red and uh here we are fairly bright green at least for now. Things can change in minutes in this market. We all know that.
>> Absolutely. Well, how about volatility?
>> Did this cause V to drop back down towards 14, Pete, or is it pushing V up?
>> It's it's getting a lot closer to 14, John. We're at 1519 right now. It's down about 4% or thereabouts. So, yeah, as a matter of fact, we're closing in on the lowest part of the day. It's you could see it right there from the chart. But, um, you know, it it's interesting when
you see the S&P moving the way it is in a positive ma matter, it um that's when you're not going to see the the VIX kind of flying to the upside. You're going to see it kind of drifting back down. And that's exactly what we're seeing today.
Really tight. call it low 15s to upper 15s, but that's the range so far in the day, John. It's pretty interesting. And you know what? It's actually, like I said, it's dipped back fairly substantially. I mean, you know, we're down 4%. So, interesting to see how things are moving right now. And the volatility index is just indicating that
well we're getting a little bit closer to where we could be, which would be maybe kind of a half a percent move, which is where we essentially are, but maybe even a 1% move if things start to go a little bit higher as we get throughout the day.
>> Well, let's take a look at a prediction market, Pete. uh because prediction market as you can see on your screens folks. Um this one is from Poly Market >> and we do always try to uh identify these Pete. I actually got I think it
was a fake. I think somebody sent me a fake uh X uh basically saying hey this is a strike. You're using something that's copyrighted. And I was like, well, first of all, we always say what it is, and you can see right on the screen there that this is poly market.
Uh, I don't know why you couldn't use that as a screenshot, Pete, but uh the Fed decision in September occurs the 16th of September, just before uh we get to regular September expiration. And
right now, we're looking at about a 71% chance. Nothing. Nothing flat as a board. But there is almost a third of a percent chance, Pete. Almost a third of a percent chance that maybe they move rates up in September. I don't think so.
>> I don't think so either. And I think that represented very well by those, you know, what those markets are looking like right now at about 25% versus, you know, 71%. And it's been as much as 75% or more. So, yeah, it sure seems like pause makes a heck of a lot of sense, John. That's where the bets are going as
well. So, um, it all kind of lines up to what you and I probably would have been thinking anyway, which is, you know what, uh, these guys are probably going to pause in September. We still got October, December, and whatever. You know, get into January of 2027, but we don't want to look that far out. And by the way, whenever we do look that far
out, it's kind of a ridiculous thing because, you know, there's just so many factors going in on this whole thing that it makes it kind of crazy. But September's right around the corner, so I think this is a pretty accurate look at what we're looking at for September.
>> Well, um, now let's tell people just a little bit more about what's behind me, Pete.
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But for those who would like to be out in the pool in the world's largest sportsbook outdoor area, because they do have that, well, by all means, the 19th we're going to watch Monday Night Football from the pool.
>> Not so bad. And actually, it's more like six pools, I think, Pete. Yeah. They've got a bunch of swimming pools, folks.
They're all right in front of that giant screen. So, it's a great way to watch a football game because the guys are 30 feet tall or more on that screen. And then the next day we start with um all kinds of great information about if you
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And he is going to be out there. Um and of course members of our team that teach people every day like Ryan Mastro and Wayne Rzzy and uh let's see uh Chris uh soap Chris Sakora. So many of our great uh editors and instructors are going to
be there. Pete, you and I are going to be there. Obviously, Mark Le Prey is going to be there. It's going to be a fabulous time.
>> And you get a special discounted rate at the hotel if you want to use it. Again, you don't have to. There are VIP packages if you'd like that uh to be able to go up to the top the 60th story of this hotel for a great uh toast and
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>> Yeah. All right, Pete, let's take a look at what else is going on in the markets.
And you kicked it off with Merna, so let's hit that. Yeah.
>> Uh phase three personalized melanoma vaccine when teamed up with Kruda, which is of course the Merc MRK product uh for cancers and so forth. Uh all of a sudden, this thing just put up
numbers that were spectacular, Pete. And because of that, the stock went from a$2 billion market cap to 58 billion market cap like that. It's up 125% right now. And it's a member of the S&P
500. Again, this is no micro cap, Pete.
>> They still need to get approval, but based upon what we are seeing, it looks like that could be a slam dunk, John. So that that's why I think we're seeing the kind of move we're seeing today. um which has pulled off of the highs of the day, but it's still ridiculously high.
And I don't mean ridiculously that it shouldn't be there because maybe it should based upon what the some of those numbers look like. And obviously, you know, this this whole expansion that Madna has done from vaccines into oncology and then all of a sudden they've built this thing and have this partnership with Merc. I mean, this is uh this is extraordinary. It it truly
is. And I'll give you a little idea about the implied volatilities because that's something that you and I being options guys can be mean a lot to us. If you go out in time a little bit, it's still 140%. It's normally 70 to 80%.
It's 140%. But if you go in the near term, it's as high as 340% implied volatility. In other words, these options get a little spendy uh be because of what has happened and the the move and how big 122% right now it's
been up as much as I think 145% John on the day. So absolutely incredible and like you said they they have this combined thing with Kruda um 1,00 which is a very large number for one of these you know in the phase three category 1,00 people were part of this whole
thing with as patients and uh with high risk and you know what the numbers look fantastic so people are definitely very very excited about what Madna has been able to produce along with Merc.
Yeah. And this is a treatment for melanoma, folks, and for people whose tumors had been removed. Um, and the uh results of this trial look like, as Pete said, that this is going to be something really special for anybody who's had
melanoma and had them surgically removed um to uh ba basically breathe a sigh of relief, not just getting that tumor out, but the survivability after that. So, you know, thumbs up to everybody at Madna and Merc Katruda as well as the
doctors and nurses running this uh uh phase three trial. All right, Pete, let's do a little uh Esteee Lauder Eel because these guys come out with some uh earnings that are just spectacular. And
I do mean spectacular. Uh it just runs to the upside. Uh they beat on the earnings per share side. they beat on the revenue side and the profit outlook.
Um, also if they would have like lowered profit outlook, we've said it many times, but it would be palms out because that's looking forward, not backwards.
But they didn't do that. And so E is one of the big movers other than Madna today.
>> Yeah, it's spectacular. Now it's 16%. It was 14% just like 20 minutes ago and now it's up 16%. The stock is flying to the upside. You look at the outlook for the full year, they beat the expectations.
They, as you, as you had already had mentioned, John, they beat on the earnings, they beat on the revenue. What else do you want? The uh I think the revenue was up about five or 6% if I remember correctly. Organic sales are up 5%. I mean, this is a multi-year kind of a turnaround for Estee Lauder. And I'll tell you what, they're doing a lot of
things right. I mean, and and you know what? How many times have you and I come in here now during this earning season and we're seeing results that do look like that. We're seeing this just violent move to the upside. It's why we're at all these record levels. And so could you imagine if somehow we would have a month and a month and a half ago,
maybe two months ago by now, um had we been able to work things out with Iran, and I'm not blaming the president, I'm blaming Iran. But had we worked that out and oil was maybe down to 73 or 74 as opposed to 85, could you imagine just some of the the the even bigger earnings
blowouts than we're seeing right now?
Because certainly some of that is being held back and I and I, you know, we're seeing nothing but some unbelievable results, but they could have been even bigger had this been something that would have happened. It hasn't. But still, nonetheless, this has been a great earning season again.
>> Yeah, just like you said on Cuddlo recently, Pete, or uh with Maria, um if if you get this uh uh inflation genie back in the bottle by virtue of dropping the price of crude oil, um you're going to do an awful lot to drive markets into
the end of the year. And uh you know, fingers crossed that's what happens. All right, we had some unusual activity, Pete, in Nebius Group, NBIS.
This is an AI cloud company. And when we saw this unusual activity, the stock was 270 bucks a share. Um, and NBIS, uh, there it is, Nibius Group. So, it was 270, right? Well, they came in buying puts and they're buying out of
the money puts. How far out of the money, you say? Well, as you can see on the screen there, um really about uh what $57 out of the money, Pete?
>> Yeah.
>> Well, >> they ended up doing pretty well on those puts, Pete, because if you take a look at this next slide and how much they made a 20 lot of those puts uh purchased for 60 cents because as you can see on our screen there, that's what they were
trading. They went to 350. So that means somebody turned $1,200 if they bought 20 of those puts into $7,000.
Again, $3,500 twice is $7,000. See that?
I'm still pretty good at math, Pete. Um, you can imagine that there were people who had many more than five or 10 or 20 of those puts. And for whoever did, it is a great day.
>> No doubt about it, John. And the reason I think that the things are going in the direction that they are, which is down, I'm looking at it right now, down a little over eight, eight and a half%, something close to that, this private offering, people are probably a little bit concerned. They're trying, they're worried about things, but it is amazing how this got sniffed out by that put
buying that you were just identifying for people. It is amazing. The stock's been down as much as 12% or more, and here we are. It's kind of come back a little bit, but you know, it's an interesting company. And one of the things that I would still say is a positive, and I'm saying a positive with the stock looking pretty negative right
now. But that Q2 revenue growth, John, was over 450% year-over-year. So on this selloff, it might be something to consider to take a look and maybe maybe it'll take seeing the calls being bought again like they have been so often in this name. This was a put by that you
were talking about and identified. Here we are down as much as we are and those puts as you showed really would have torqued up in in a big way. I I would say this, they're still in the right place. I think at the right time with the AI infrastructure and all the rest of that. So you put all that together, you could say, well, this is not necessarily just a oneoff, but a
somewhat of a one-off because I think the reason we're seeing it do what it's doing right now is that offering 4.5 billion in convertible senior notes.
That's probably pushing this thing down.
So maybe when they shake that off, it's time to look at Nibius again.
>> Yep, I would say it is, Pete. And if uh through some panic andor margin selling, somebody pushes it below 227 and perhaps even into the lows of the day, which were pretty ugly. I think I w I'm wishing right now I would have pulled the trigger down there, Pete, because
NBIS um if you can get this one in that low level. Let's see. The low of the day was 213. We're $14 above that right now. I'd love uh and I promise you if I would have bought it at 213, Pete, I'd still be holding. I might start selling some upside calls against it, but I'd still
be holding it.
>> All right. Uh let's talk about coherent coreweave and lumenum because optical and AI infrastructure plays. Uh how many times do we got to talk about this Pete that we see uh people over in Korea
overlevered yet again in in some uh semiconductor names in some storage names as in uh storage on a computer or on a uh a hard drive like Western Digital like Seagate like Micron uh
infrastructure plays like Coreeave and some of these others you know they just hit them on a daily basis. They do. They hit them again and again and again and seems like they just love to do that, Pete. Um and then two days later, boop to the upside as soon as the pressure
comes off. They pop back to from whence they came.
>> Well, and I and what I'm looking at, John, and this makes sense, and I think you'll you'll think it makes sense as well. You look at these names, and they've done extremely well, and and they've had these incredible moves to the upside. and we talk about whether it's a micron or SanDisk or coherent or coreweave or whatever um they've made
substantial moves to the upside and so I think to some degree what we're seeing is people just taking some profits they're just saying you know what I got in at the right time and the disciplined thing would be listening to John and Pete hey maybe you take some off maybe you take all of it off maybe you take half of it off but you take some off because you've just seen this thing make
an absolute incredible run to the upside was I was looking at this John in late this is very very nearterm for us late June stock was 400 late July it was 220 right now it's 295 so I think a lot of that movement from 400 down to 220 was folks that were saying you know what I
I've had a great run this thing it was up all the way up to 4 all a sudden bing bing bing bing bing bing bing they start taking some of this off which is the disciplined and smart thing to do it doesn't mean you got to stay off because all of a sudden when you see it come all the way back and almost cut in half to
220 from 400, maybe it was time to take another look. But that I think we're seeing more and more of that specifically in technology stocks, specifically at this point in time, these AI type stocks because they have made gargantuan moves to the upside and yes, we've seen some huge moves back
down. Usually not all the way back down to the low of the year, but a big chunk of it has been taken. So, I think that that's what we're seeing here. And I think, you know, if you were fortunate enough to get it at a pretty high level or I mean sell it at a pretty high level, that's why I think we're well off that 220. And I'm looking at coherent
right now. It's trading about 293.
So, if you did get back somewhere close to 220, maybe it was 230. And here you are back at 293, you might be thinking again about what to do [laughter] because you have caught it. You've been fortunate. And if you're disciplined, you have a great opportunity to put some money in your pocket.
>> Yep. And it's all about being disciplined about profits, not just cutting losses, folks.
>> Right.
>> Uh you got to do both.
>> All right. Well, Pete, um time for a little sports. Um, I know it's uh one of our favorite parts of the show where we get to um take a look at somebody who's done something spectacular >> in sports and uh this guy basically is
going after Godzilla because um Godzilla is of of course Shi Otani u because he is just the man.
>> We talked about him yesterday. Only Aaron Judge has hit more home runs in the last what uh five years. Pete or something like that.
>> Um, and no pitcher is even touching this guy. But, uh, let's take a look at uh, this particular >> player because uh, PCA, as he's known, Peter Crow Armstrong, did something not too many people have ever done. In fact,
no one has ever done this before. Pete, let's look. Give this man the MVP cuz we have never seen anyone go back with Otani like this. [laughter] As you can see on Couch going into last night, the NL MVP race was as tight as a Tech Bros trousers. And PCA knows [laughter] if he
wants to take down Godzilla, he's got to be ready to answer anything he does, right? Well, first bat of the game against his cross town rivals. And PCA makes a statement. is a really good offense.
>> And this man clocks the lead off homer to get the night started. But guess what? In his own game against the Rockies, Otani would have an answer. AND HE WOULD not only club this homer in the fifth inning. Bro would then also take one out the inning after that for good measure. Otani finished the night for
good measure. Two homers and three RBI.
So it's going to be hard for this, right? And by the way, if you like elite sports content like this, make sure you're following. 10th inning, game tied with a man on second. And in his own game, PCA has a chance to walk it off.
>> AND THIS MAN ON THE line [laughter] hits one off the scoreboard and right it off. And after seeing what Otani did in Colorado, PCA DECIDES TO MATCH HIM BAN FOR BAN and does it in style and also became the first player since 1957 to homer on the
very first pitch his team saw in THE GAME AND HIT A WALK-OFF HOMER ON THE VERY LAST PITCHES team saw in the game.
This may go down [laughter] as one of the closest MVP races we've seen in a while. Just give this >> That's right. Wow.
>> I still give it to Sho, John. I I mean, you know, it's that's great. I love it.
I think it's phenomenal. In any other year, I'd say, "Well, God, what how could you do it?" But Otani is just that amazing, right? Because of the fact that he's also a pitcher. [laughter] >> Damn good. Not just a guy out there just to fill in, but one of the best in the game.
It's just crazy. Absolutely.
>> There's no doubt. No doubt, Pete.
>> Well, I'll tell you what, John. I thought it was this was kind of interesting. Um, so you and I oftentimes have referred back to, you know, what's going on in Major League Baseball, the money that's spent and it's ridiculously spent. Sometimes the Mets are a great example. Sometimes it's the Yankees or whatever. But how about the how about the fact that we talk about this all the
time. Tampa's one of the lowest paid teams in all of Major League Baseball.
So is Milwaukee, right? Well, who has the two best records in all of Major League Baseball right now? Those two.
>> [laughter] >> those two. So, it makes it kind of interesting. Then you see Milwaukee.
What happened with them, John? It was amazing. They beat Seattle 22 to nothing. 22 to nothing. I mean, that's that's crazy. That's a football score.
That's not a That's not a baseball score. That's a football score. But they did it and it's just absolutely had three guys who hit three three home runs each. [laughter] I mean, you know, MILWAUKEE'S GOT THAT PITCHER, TOO, JOHN, who's throwing the ball with some ungodly heat. I don't I don't know that he was playing yesterday, but I mean, they've got some
pieces of the puzzle where these guys have been sitting near the very top or at the very top throughout the whole season, both them and Tampa, and Yankees are trying to, you know, chase Tampa.
They just can't quite ever catch up to them. So, interesting to see that. I got uh another one, John, for how about some NFL. I thought this was pretty interesting. Most expensive sports franchises. And I and it it triggered for me to want to take a look at this because we had heard just the other day about what the value is for the Dallas
Cowboys. Dallas Cowboys value presently is $15.5 billion. And we'll come back to that in a second. Who's number two? It's not just NFL. It's the Los Angeles Lakers.
They're sitting there at 12.5 billion.
Golden State, another basketball from uh the basketball league, uh 11 billion.
But then you got the Rams, 10 and a half billion. You got the Giants, 10.1 billion. These are the values that they're giving. So 13 of the top 20 are in the NFL. Five of the top 20 are in the NBA, and two of the top 20 are in Major League Baseball, the Yankees and
the Dodgers. But what I think is the most interesting thing about this, John, so Dallas has not won a Super Bowl in 30 years.
[laughter] I mean, think about that for a second.
That's kind of crazy.
>> The longest active drought without conference championship appearance. And that goes back to the Dallas Cowboys.
Again, their value last year is now 22% higher than it was last year. It just shows you that somebody out there is probably sniffing around and maybe starting to think about the Dallas Cowboys. How about this? Last thing I'll say about just how dominant the Cowboys
are and how they are here and everybody else is somewhere below. Jerry Jones, remember all the flack you and I got to know the guy? He flew us out there. It was a great experience. You know, Pat Summerall's driving us around. That was [laughter] THE MOST CRAZY WEEKEND EVER.
And we were watching the Giants and the Cowboys from Dallas and from uh the suite. Jerry Jones caught more flak, John, 1989. You know what he paid for the Dallas Cowboys? You probably remember, but it's 150 million. OH MY
GOD, YOU'RE AN IDIOT. You're the DUMBEST MAN IN ALL SPORTS. WELL, now it's at 15.5 billion dollars. So, I would say that that's a pretty nice uh maybe even more than pretty nice. That's an unbelievable return, right?
>> Right. We're not talking 10xing it, Pete.
>> Because 10xing it would be phenomenal, but uh that would be uh what one and a half billion. He has 100xed it. Um amazing, amazing. But um I would say the
only thing missing from uh the valuations uh are the Premier League.
Like for instance, Manchester United, Pete.
>> Mhm.
>> Um that's 7 something billion. Um how does that stack up with the rest of it?
Well, it would fall out of the top 10.
I'll grant you that >> because allegedly, Pete, the Bears and the Yankees are tied at about 8.2 billion. But >> yeah, >> directly behind them it's Manchester United, Liverpool and Man City 7 and a half, 6 and a half and 5 and a half billion.
>> And then it falls down, you know, down that that list. But oh my uh I think uh we're learning more and more that live sports are where it's at. And you can make a great show like Landman. You can make a great show like Yellowstone or
Lioness. And by the way, all three of those are made by Taylor Sheridan.
>> Doing okay.
>> Yeah, he's doing okay. But uh uh you know to have live sports that I mean some people watch on the replays, we all know that. But it's live and that's the audience that people want. When you're talking about advertisers and the eyeballs that are watching, they're
watching that live event just like on the screen behind me there, folks.
>> Um they're watching those games live because they're betting on them play by play in some cases, play by play. So, uh, yeah, I think Jerry Jones, Pete, spectacular businessman, did a fabulous job buying him and taking the the slings
and arrows and then all he did was pretty shortly after that, um, trade Hershel Walker to the Vikings for everything that made him an, you know, a repeat Super Bowl champion.
>> Um, so he's pretty good businessman. He might be even better as a sports owner than as a businessman outside of sports.
And he did make his money in crude oil.
Yeah.
>> Uh so that's a guy that really knows what he's doing there. Pete, >> we need to get a hold of Taylor Sheridan. I think that you know he he ought to put us in one of these dagon shows. I don't know which one it is, but you and I can't you see it, John? The two of us riding around on some horses and flying around out there with a bunch of those characters. That would be great. [laughter] >> I'm in.
>> I'm in.
>> I'm in. All right, Pete and I are both in Taylor. So, if you're watching this, reach out to us. Uh Pete, we will be back tomorrow, 100 p.m. Eastern time with some more Rebels Edge. Again, folks, can't say enough. Uh you've got
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