Live in the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on top tonight. A sea of green to start the week. Major indices all posting gains on hopes of a ceasefire in the Middle East. They're closing well off their highs of the session. All the moves catching our eyes today in what the late-day fave says about whether the momentum can continue. and inspired InSMed, shares of the biotech jumping on the latest trial results for its lung

cancer, lung disease drug, excuse me.

We'll talk to the CEO Will Lewis about the study and what is next for the company.

Plus sports betting stocks get a bump.

One top analyst cuts his price target on Microsoft and the two auto stocks the chartmaster says are driving higher

from here. We kick the tires on Toyota and GM later this hour. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you,

a lot from studio, be at the Dasak. I'm the Destinite. Tim Seymour, Karen Finerman, Guy Dami,

and Carter Braxton Worth. We start off with the massive market rip that couldn't quite hold up.

The S&B 500 gaining more than 2% at its highs after President Trump posted on truth social

that the U.S. and Iran held productive talks, but finished the day almost up about a percent.

The Dow's surging as much as 1,100 but cut gains nearly in half by the close.

The Nazak and Russell 2000, similar votes there.

Yields meantime dipped, gold slid almost 4%, and the dollar taking a leg lower.

WTI crude settled 10% lower but also off its worst levels as investors wait for an indication

that these talks could end the war.

Our Aymond Javers is in Washington with the very latest on all of this.

And maybe the market skepticism there, Aiman, is the fact that we don't know who the Trump

administration is talking to.

Yeah, we don't know that just yet, Melissa.

And we saw today a senior Iranian politician responding on social media to President Trump's

suggestion that the U.S. and Iran could share

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