Live from 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.

A make or break moment for Apple.

The company getting ready to kick off its worldwide developers conference can next week's event impress investors and get the stock back in rally mode.

We'll debate that.

Plus, deal or no deal, U.S. officials set to meet with their Chinese counterparts in London on Monday.

Can the two sides come to a deal on trade? And what could it mean for the markets?

And Tesla's rebound loses steam even as the dust settles in the Musk-Trump feud.

Lulu's Big Lemon, a day after earnings, and energy stocks get energized to wrap up the week.

Is this the start of a longer-term rally?

I'm Melissa Lee. Come to your last in studio, be at the NASDAQ, on the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Bono and Eisen, Courtney Garcia, and Steve Grasso.

And we start off at the countdown to Apple's worldwide developers conference kicking off Monday 10 a.m. Pacific time.

Expectations seemingly lower going into this event. The company last year unveiled Apple intelligence, but it hasn't fully delivered on what was promised.

Shares of Apple rising over a percent and a half today to lock in the stock's first back-to-back, up weeks since mid-February.

Still, the tech giant is down almost 19 percent this year, thanks in part to its lagging AI strategy.

Terror fears and a murky outlook for the second half of the year.

It shed over $700 billion in market cap this year alone.

For more on what to expect next week in Cupertino, let's bring in Steve Kovac.

Steve.

Hey there, Mel.

Yeah, Apple's developer conference does kick off on Monday.

Coming at the midpoint of a bruising year for the tech Mel. Yeah, Apple's developer conference does kick off on Monday. Coming at the midpoint of a

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