Live from the Nasak Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight.

Meta's monster breakout, the stock rocketing hires a huge buyback in its first ever dividend will go inside the numbers

plus Apple's China challenge the tech giant's revenue growing for the first time in a year

but a slowdown in China raising eyebrows for investors were live in Cupertino and later Peloton

hits the skids and touches its lowest close since going public. Gold shines as

the mining stocks catch a bit and an activist gets crafty on Etsy stock. I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from

Studio B at the Nasak on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Karen

Piederman, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami. But we start off with a huge slate of big

tech earnings more than five trillion dollars in market cap

reporting in just the last hour

Kate Rooney is standing by on Amazon Steve Kovak is digging into Apple's

numbers but we start off with Julia Borstin who's diving deeper into Meta's quarter.

Julia.

Yeah, Melissa, Meta's shares are soaring after the company beat expectations across the

board and reported its first ever dividend.

We see shares are now up 14.5%. It's going to be

paying a dividend of 50 cents a quarter in addition to increasing its share buyback.

Now the company is accelerating revenue growth to 25% and it has

continued user growth even adding 2 million users in the saturated US and

Canada market guiding to first quarter revenue and arrange ahead of expectations.

Also saying that Reels is now contributing to net revenue across Meta's apps.

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