Right now in bass, a tectonic shift, despite today's solid rally, some of the most high-profile

tech stocks licking their ruins from record highs hit just one year ago is the pain in

the rear-view mirror or still ahead for us.

And later, the chairman of the CME Group will tell us why he told F.E.X.

the San Benjamin Free that he was a fraud right to his space over six months ago.

He also warned Congress what was it that raised red flags about S.B.F.

Plus, a new bet on a comeback for the home builders.

The tail of the tape on two retailers headed in different directions.

And an iconic football club that could be set up for sale, but it's American owners.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is Fast Money.

We're live with the Nasak Market.

So, you've got a full house here on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Botto and Ison, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.

We start off with the anniversary of a major market milestone.

It was one year ago today that the Nasak hit its intraday high, climbing to a record of

over 16,200.

And what a year it's been since.

The Tech Heavy Index has fallen more than 30% from its peak, outpacing losses in the

Dow and S&P in that period.

And take a look at some of the biggest stocks in the index or at least what had been the

biggest stocks in the index.

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