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This is Fast Money.

I'm Tyler Matheson in tonight for Melissa Lee.

Tonight's Trader lineup, the Westchester Woodsman, Steve Grasso, Jeff Mills, Nadine Termin

and Peyton Egerian, co-founder of MarketRebellion.com.

All right, welcome everybody, it's good to be with you once again on a Friday evening.

We start with a bank-led sell-off on Wall Street, the Dow dropping 200 points to close out

the week with JP Morgan Goldman Sachs, American Express, together shaving about a hundred

and seventy points off the index.

That's most of a 201 point decline.

The weakness in the sector coming after earnings from JPM and City both dropping after warning

of rising expenses, particularly in wages.

Well as Fargo, maybe a surprising bright spot, that stock jumping after its earnings beat.

So was this a case of Trader selling on the news or is there something more going on

here?

Steve, let's start with you and not lose sight of the fact that this is obviously one

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