Life in the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square,

this is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight. Housing headaches, the staggering new

stat on home affordability and what it might mean for home builders even as

mortgage rates are expected to pull back. Plus a real lulu lemon shares of the

one-time eath leisure darling at their lowest in over a year and down more than 35% from an all-time

high hit less than six months ago.

Can the stock find its Zen or has it stretched past this limit?

And later Eli Lilly hits another record high.

Etherium's ethereal rise on hopes of a new E. T.F.

And we are counting down to what might be the biggest earnings report this quarter.

What is at stake when NVIDIA delivers its results tomorrow?

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you a lot from studio be at the Nasak on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Steve Grasso, and Guy Adami.

And we begin tonight with a staggering new stat.

More than 100 million American households cannot afford to buy the newly built home,

according to the National Association of Home Builders.

That number has increased by more than 30 million over the last three

years as home prices and mortgage rates have remained stubbornly high. This is we just

got earnings results from high-end home builder Toll Brothers which beat earnings and

sales estimates and raised full year

delivery guidance. That stock right now is higher by a little bit over a percent.

For more on both these stories, let's bring in see NBC's Diana Olic, Diana,

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