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Here's what's on tap tonight.

Apple's big day. The company's latest iPhones now available for pre-order, but could reports of delayed

shipments weigh on the stock. We'll talk to one top analysts. Plus, Tesla revs up. The stock locking

in its best week since May, but the chartmaster thinks the rally is about to run out of gas.

He'll tell us why. And the Winkle Voss's Gemini makes its market debut, Pfizer-Moderna sink on new

concerns over their COVID vaccines, and not a meme stock, what Open Doors co-founder had to say about the surge and shares of the online real estate stock. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you live from studio, be at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, and Carter Braxtonworth. We start off with Apple trying to stage a rebound to close out the week. The stock dropping almost 2% today, but still down 2.3%

since and Carter Braxtonworth. We start off with Apple trying to stage a rebound to close out the week.

The stock jumping almost 2% today, but still down 2.3% since announcing its latest iPhone on

Monday.

That makes it the worst performer among the Mag 7 this week.

Pre-orders for the new devices went live today with reports that some Pro Max models

were already seeing delays in their delivery windows.

Reports also that the super thin iPhone air could be delayed in China due to regulatory concerns.

For the latest, we're joined here on set by Steve Kovac, who was right there when the thing was unveiled.

What are you hearing so far?

Yeah, so it's actually a pretty smooth launch today so far.

I'm old enough to remember when the site would collapse every day. The pre-orders would start for the iPhone. But here's the good news. Those delays that you were talking about in the iPhone Pro, that's actually good. That means the lead time is getting longer. That means demand is high. When we wake up Monday morning, we're going to have in our inbox a slew of notes from all the Wall Street analysts kind of picking apart what the delay and what the time looks like.

Because the bigger that window is, that's the first read we get as to what the demand looks like.

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