Final Trade: EL, RIG, XOM, C

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  January 14, 2026 at 23:15  |  0:54  |  CNBC
Speakers
Tim Seymour — Seymour Asset Management, Fast Money Trader
Karen Finerman — CEO, Metropolitan Capital Advisors; Fast Money trader
Steve Grasso — Trader

Summary

In this Fast Money final-trades segment, panelists give brief stock calls. Tim Seymour points to Estee Lauder, Karen Finerman says Citigroup's recent selloff is overdone and she likes the stock, and Steve Grasso says Exxon Mobil may be extended but still has more upside. The provided transcript is truncated and does not include the RIG discussion listed in the video title.

  • Fast Money panelists deliver final trade ideas.
  • Tim Seymour favors Estee Lauder.
  • Karen Finerman calls Citigroup's drop overdone.
  • Steve Grasso sees more upside in Exxon Mobil despite an extended move.
  • The transcript is truncated and lacks RIG commentary.
  • Calls are brief and offer limited fundamental detail.
Ideas
Tim Seymour Seymour Asset Management, Fast Money Trader 0:17
Tim favors Estee Lauder as final trade
Tim Seymour's final trade is Estee Lauder, suggesting that if viewers need to "powder up" they should go to the company. The rationale is delivered in a joking, brief manner rather than as a detailed fundamental case, but it is a clear bullish final-trade mention.
Karen Finerman CEO, Metropolitan Capital Advisors; Fast Money trader 0:21
Citi selloff overdone; Karen likes it
Karen Finerman notes that Citigroup has fallen more than $10 over the last few days and thinks the selloff is overdone. She says she likes the stock, making it a bullish final-trade call.
Exxon extended but has more upside
Steve Grasso says Exxon Mobil looks a little extended here, but he thinks the stock has a little more upside left. The call is bullish despite acknowledging the recent run.
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This CNBC video, published January 14, 2026, features Tim Seymour, Karen Finerman, Steve Grasso discussing EL, C, XOM. 3 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Tim Seymour, Karen Finerman, Steve Grasso  · Tickers: EL, C, XOM