Live from the NASDAQ markets and the heart of New York City's Times Square,

this is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight. A bank breakdown from

money centers to regional, to lenders, the warnings that sent these stocks tumbling today and how you can trade the moves. the

the warnings that sent these stocks tumbling today and how you can trade the moves.

Plus, for counting down to tomorrow's big C. P. I print, the last big data point before the

Fed is expected to cut rates, what tomorrow's number could mean for the Central Bank.

And on the brink, W-N-B-BRA star Cameron Brink joins us live from Game Plan in LA.

What she says is driving a surge in interest in the league and how she's looking to build her brand.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasdaq on the desk tonight.

Karen Feinerman, Julie Beal, Guyadami, and Dan Nathan.

Look, Julie Bill's in the house.

Wow. In the house, nice.

But we start off with big trouble and the big banks,

Jafee Morgan, falling as much as 7.5% at its lows after its president, Daniel Pinto,

said he expects 2025 net interest income to come in below expectations.

Pinto joins a chorus of bank execs tempering outlooks just yesterday.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said he expects trading revenues to fall by 10% in the third quarter, while CitiFO warned of a consumer

credit crunch, and just this afternoon Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told her Sarah

Eisen he expects mixed results in the upcoming quarter.

Our trading revenue is sort of, we think it'll be up low single digits.

That's kind of counter to what we've heard.

But our, at the moment's down 10%, 2-3. And our investment bank revenue I think will be softer because our mix of business

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