Live from the Nasdaq Marketside in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is

Fast Money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Powell on pause, the Fed chair saying he's proceeding carefully after the aggressive

campaign to break the back of inflation.

So wire stocks, not cheering and wire rates still rising will debate that.

Plus, painful discovery, discover financial falling nearly 8% as credit-loss provisions

more than double for Q3 is this a warning sign about the consumer?

And later electric slide, Tesla dropping over 9% today, a pessimistic Elon Musk calling

out high production costs, rising interest rates, and the slowing economy on the conference

call last night, ring the bell, and note a Tesla bull in our own Tesla bear, ready to

drop the gloves on where the stock is headed next.

I have no idea he was bearish on Tesla.

I'm Alyssa Lee, coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasdaq Marketside on the Deaths

Night.

See where I saw Dan Nathan, Guadami, and guest trader for tonight, Lori Calvacina of

RBC Capital Markets.

We start off with Jerome Powell's pivotal speech here at the New York Economic Club, the

Fed chair.

Hinted, he's ready to pause rate hikes for now, saying the committee is proceeding carefully.

But at the same time, Powell also kept the door open for a move in December and beyond.

And he added that while recent inflation data has cooled, still too high.

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