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Here's what's on tap tonight.

Tapping the breaks, the host of consumer names taking hits, as companies warn shoppers

are struggling to buy now and pay later.

From lighter bookings at Uber to a revenue slowdown to Shopify to the trade down stories

we are hearing at McDonald's and Starbucks a deep dive into how crunch the consumer really is right now.

Plus, first roasted and now toasted.

And no, we're not talking about the Tom Brady special,

Netflix with a major about-face following its post-ear-earning slide will go inside the rebound straight ahead.

And later, it's so bad, it's good. The Chartmaster will make his case for why these two health care losers are ready to make the move from dog house to the penthouse.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Come with you alive from studio be at the Nasdaq on the death tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Carter Wirth, and Guy Adami.

We start off with the latest signs of cracks in the consumer.

Uber posting his biggest stock drop since October 2022 after reporting a surprise

loss in his latest quarter and saying that ride bookings came in below expectations.

Shopify also plunging nearly 19% making today its worst day on record, the

e-commerce company forecasting sales growth for the current quarter that would be its

slowest in the last two years

and they weren't the only earnings reports that raised red flags just yesterday

Disney's CFO saying they are seeing evidence of moderating demand for travel.

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