Live from the NASDAQ market site right here in the heart of New York City's Times Square,

this is fast money on your show tonight. Call it the other Big Apple. Apple popping, closing back

on them being worth $4 trillion. But why? We've seen Stranger Things. Netflix also popping ahead of earnings.

Industry bet Tom Rogers giving you his take on what Netflix is doing right now.

Plus, all the details on one big regional bank's earnings.

Gold keeps getting its groove on.

An investor saying,

A thank you, Japan's Nikai, Powers. Some more record highs. Hi, everybody. I am Brian, in for Melissa, coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on your desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Gaiadami, and Mike Co. Good to see you all, everybody. All right, there is a ton to do on this Monday.

But let's start with Apple. Soaring, setting a new all-time high today. iPhone 17 demand proving stronger

than some thought. And Wall Street responding. Loop Capital, upgrading the stock. Saying the long-awaited upgrade cycle looks like

it's finally coming to fruition.

And that is not all.

Evercore ISI also adding Apple to its tactical outperform list.

Apple valued again at nearly $4 trillion.

For more on the story, let's bring in Steve Kovac to figure out

exactly what the fundamental strength may be coming from. Steve. Yeah, Brian, and that all-time

high at the close today, that is the first time Apple hit an all-time high since the day after

Christmas last year. So look, the surge of optimism from analysts in the press today.

You mentioned some of them. Evercore adding Apple to that tactical performance list,

Lou Capital, saying the iPhone 17, quote, blows past all expectations. Financial Times headline,

best iPhone cycle since COVID. And Bloomberg saying the iPhone 17 is outselling the 16 by double digit

percentage points in China, the second most important market outside the United States and

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