I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money.

Tonight's trader line up, Guy Adami, Tim Seymour, Karen Finerman and Dan Nathan.

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Lilly's CEO told us about a timeline. And later, hot profits and cold pizza,

the one fast food stock serving up some serious gains, thanks to leftovers. We start off with a

massive market rally on Wall Street the Dow finishing the day up more than

500 points having its best day since July while the S&P 500 and NasASAC moving more than 1.5% higher.

The rally driven in part by President Trump who made an about face on stimulus putting aid back

in play before the November election. So can we expect this rally to

continue and Guy you know what really struck me about today's rally is that

we closed... What's that Mel? We closed nine points higher than where we opened the session yesterday.

It's like we're better off today hoping for piecemeal parts of the stimulus plan than we were yesterday.

Yeah, and I made a point, albeit a clumsy one about yesterday, that President Trump,

in my opinion, is extraordinarily focused on the stock market.

One of the things I've said and the administration has said it for years now that the

stock market is a report card for how well they're doing.

So for him to tweet something and then to watch the Dow Jones

industrial average which he's laser focused on go down almost 600 points in a

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