Live in the Nezac market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Retail on deck, Walmart near all-time highs as it gets set to report earnings tomorrow.

While Target continues to lag.

How these two are poised heading into the holiday season and who comes out the winner?

We'll debate that.

Plus a robotaxy revolution, Tesla surging,

as the next administration looks to ease rules on self-driving cars. But is this really as bad

for Uber and Lyft as today's action suggests? And Netflix hits new highs in the back of Friday

night's Tyson Paul main event. The chartmaster says it is time to go short on Palantier.

And we're wishing HBD to the GLD,

the first ever gold ATF celebrating a milestone, but is there more time to shine?

I'm Melissa Lee, coming to you live from Studio Bietanazak on The Death Tonight.

Tim Seymour, Carter Worth, Steve Grasso, and Mike Coe.

We start off with the countdown to Christmas.

Oh, I hear that. The bells are 36 days left in the holiday shopping season and a big week of running set to give an early read on spending into year-end.

Lowe's TJX gap among the names reporting, but investors are homing in on results from Bellwether's Target in Walmart for the latest clues in the state of the consumer.

The target's been lagging by

about 50% in 2024. The gap appears to be narrowing. The stock is up almost 9% in the past

three months, although its last report showed a return to sales growth. The retailer striking

a more cautious tone on Compton to year end. Walmart meantime gaining over 14% since mid-August. The company raising its guidance last

quarter thanks to strength in the first half of the year, but was less certain on how the

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