Morgan, thank you very much live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, getting ready for New Year's.

This is fast money and here's what's on tap.

Stocks on the doorstep of new highs, the S&P now less than half a percent from

record levels and up more than 11 percent since just November.

Is this fourth quarter rally stealing potential gains from the new year?

We will debate that on plus the Bitcoin Boom. Yeah, you heard me right, booming again, surging

more than 160% this year and lifting the fortunes of the whole

crypto universe. Looking into 2024, would you rather, Bitcoin or the

crypto stocks. Steve Grassover will opine on that among other things and later the obesity bulge

are the super-sized returns this year going to get slim down in 2024

no matter how massive the GLP1 market gets. We will go inside the

numbers. I'm Tyler Matheson everyone in for Melissa Lee tonight so glad you could

join us coming to you live from Studio B upstairs at the

Nasdaq on the desk tonight Steve Grasso Courtney Garcia Mike Coe is

remote and guest trader Stuart Kaiser cities city's head of equity trading strategy.

Welcome one and all.

Glad to have you with us.

But we start with a major legal fight over the explosion of AI and just how all that data being collected by engines like

chat gb t and barred are being scrapped or rather I should say scraped from the web one major news organization is crying

foul and it could have major implications for AI as we head into the new year

C. NBC's Steve Kobak, reports.

Hey there, Tyler, yeah, the New York Times sued Open AI and Microsoft today, alleging the pair

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