Live from the Nasdaq Marketside overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is Bass Money.

I'm Alyssa Lee.

Tonight's Trader Line up.

Steve Brasso, Jeff Mills, Nadine Termin, and Victoria Fernandez, Chief Market Strategist

at Cross-Mart Global Investments.

Tonight, on-fast, Intel, on-the-outs, chair-seeing their biggest drops since July of last year.

But where is the stock and the rest of the semi-sector going from here?

The truckmasters joining us to lay it all out in steely-eyed gains.

Cleveland Cliffs soaring nearly 13% after earnings.

So what's next for the steel producer and what's in mean for the rest of the pack?

Plus getting grilled.

The headlines that sent beyond meat shares plunging today by one of our traders is making

a bet that there's even more indigestion to come.

But we start off with a great consumer comeback, shares of American Express soaring more

than 5% after its earnings report this morning, the stock posting its biggest gains since

last November, setting an all-time closing high today.

The company's saying card member spending had a record in the quarter nearly $8,500 on

average.

So is this a sign that the American consumer is back and better than ever?

Jeff Mills, what do you say?

I think they've been back for a while.

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