Live in the Nasdaq Marketside overlooking New York City's Times Square, this is Bass

Money.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Tonight's Trader lineup, Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Mike Cohen, Steve Grasso, a head

on bass, a crude collapse, oil dropping nearly 9% to start the week.

Energy stocks among the worst performers on the S&P is today's drop of sign of a global

slowdown ahead or just a bare market head fake, plus the Bitcoin balance, the cryptocurrency

now back in the black for the year, Bitcoin surging, more than 16% in the past week.

What is behind the rebound and where do we go from here?

And later, AMC, getting into a mining company may not be a one-off, why this meme sock might

not be done doing, quote, transformational deals that have nothing to do with movies

or popcorn.

But we start off with a massive milestone for Tesla, the sock hanging back into the green

for the year, after surging more than 8% today, it's biggest one-day jump since January.

That move adding nearly $85 billion to Tesla's market cap.

Rather than entire Ford or GM, the gains coming after the company announced, it would

look into splitting its stock and paying out a dividend to shareholders, Tesla helped

lead markets higher with the tech heavy Nasdaq rising, more than 1.3%, so what do we make

of this move?

Because it does seem that these sorts of moves, these have been the big events for Tesla

too.

They've been monsters, and if you go back to the August of 2020 stocks, but it put the

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