Live from the Nasak Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money. Here's what's on tap tonight.

Another round of records, the S&P and Dow hitting all-time highs for the second day in a row in some big

consumer names from Marriott to Mastercard,

notching their own records too.

So what happened to the slowdown?

We'll debate what we should make of this recent resilience.

Plus the sun rising on Japan, the E..F that tracks the country's top market is up

more than 9% already this year far out-pacing the S&P's performance but can the

run keep going? We'll dive into the charts to find out. And later United Takes

flight after its latest report. Netflix nears two-year highs ahead of its earnings and

why one of our traders says there's more to main season meets the eye. We're

digging into all those trades tonight. I'm Melissa Lee

comedy live from studio be at the Nazac on the desk tonight. Steve Grasso,

Karen Friderman, Bono and Eisen and Guyadami. We start off with the Dow

hitting another milestone closing above 38,000 for the first time

ever. It took 25 trading days for the Blue Chip Index to jump 1,000 points. The S&P 500

also closing in on record territory for the second session in a row and the

Nazak hitting its highest in over two years. The bullishness extending to

popular consumer stocks too. Uber, Chipotle, Costco, Marriott, and Visa hitting

records during today's trading. The name's standing out over the past year with massive gains.

So what kind of message is this run-in consumer name sending us about slowdown worries? And I'll go to the warrior-in-chief

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