Live from the Nasak Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Days and confused, investors trying to make sense of what's next to rates,

where earnings are going in the true health of the economy with a

quiet week on tap for data where will this market turn for direction?

We'll debate that. Plus bashing the new boss former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz

calling for an overhaul to the coffee chain he ran not once, not twice,

but three times what he thinks his hand-pick successor needs to do to get Starbucks back on track.

And later, the Chartmaster will be here to tell us why it

could be time to play oil for a bounce Tyson investors crying foul after

earnings this morning and a record-breaking weekend at the track of Betting

Bonanza on the Kentucky Derby.

I'm alyssa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasak on the desk tonight.

Fano and Ice and Steve Brose up here in New York.

Dan Nathan and Guy Dami live in the Milken Conference in Los Angeles.

We start off with the interest rate tug of war.

Ten year yields down again today.

They've now dropped 25 basis points from recent highs hit just two weeks ago.

They're now at their lowest levels in almost a month. The move coming amid

renewed hope of Fed rate cuts this year. Chances of at least one cut have risen

over the past week after the Fed meeting in Friday's softer than expected jobs report markets now pricing

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