Live in 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.

The Nasdaq dropping for the fourth straight day as Apple keeps dragging the index lower.

The tech tighten now down over 6% in the last two days.

Is this all about the crackdown in China?

And if so, how worried should companies like Nike, Tesla, Qualcomm be right now, a deep

dive coming up.

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And how much could that mean for the biggest players in the space?

We'll debate that.

And later, are you ready for some football and some sports betting?

NBC's Magic Wall Maestro Steve Karnaki will be allowing to take us inside the numbers.

I'm Melissa Lee, coming to you live from our brand new set, Studio B at the Nasdaq, on

the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Bano and Ison and Steve Grasso.

We start off at the second straight, rotten day for Apple shares down another 3% today.

They're down more than 6% over the past two sessions.

The biggest stock in the world has also been the Dow's biggest loser two days in a row.

The slide starting after report, China will expand its iPhone band to state owned companies.

Semi's tied to Apple also feeling the heat, Qualcomm, for instance, down 7%, Taiwan,

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