Right now in Vass, Amazon, getting crushed, a miss on sales, brutal guidance for the

all-important holiday quarter, inflation and a dollar taking a toll.

The conference called just minutes away.

But Apple, it's holding in there, beating on the top of the bottom lines, coming up

a bit light on iPhone sales and services, can investors breathe a sigh of relief for

this one?

Plus, a major meta-miss calculation, the once mighty social media giant now a shadow

of its former self, it's lost more than a Tesla in a year, and is now smaller than Home

Depot.

Still, Mark Zuckerberg is sticking to his metaverse mantra.

Is this hubris or a courage of conviction?

And later, maybe you can swallow your social tears with a cold bud, quarter pounder, and

then just get on your tractor and ride off into the sunset.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is Fast Money.

We're live at the Nasak Market site on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feiner, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.

We start off with another big night of earnings, or team reporters standing by with a very

latest, Prasena Park's nevelest dial in to the Intel conference called Julie Borsen,

focused on Pinterest, Big Beat, Steve Kovac, listening on Apple.

We start off with Deirdre Bosa, who's got all the details on Amazon, the stocks dropped

by the way, taking it out of the trillion dollar club at this point in the after-hours.

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