Right now in fast, holiday blue stops selling off the sphere's rise.

The Fed is going to tip the economy into recession.

Big cap tech, semis and retail, all getting caught in the down draft will hit the charts

to see where we could be headed from here, plus losing steam or stream, shall we say.

Shares a Netflix tumble on reports its ad supported tears off to a slow start.

The slide putting a chill in the rest of the sector is a time to pull the plug on media

and social stocks.

And later selling spree, Elon Musk dumping billions more of his Tesla's stake, is that

the real reason Shares have been crushed this week, not that he's being driven to distraction

by Twitter.

We all are revved up to debate this.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is Fast Money.

We're live at the Nasdaq Market Sight on the desk tonight, Karen Feinam and Dan Nath

and Steve Brasso and Guy Adami.

We start off with a deep red sea on Wall Street.

The Nasdaq dropping another 3 plus percent a day, falling into the red for the week, as

markets digest the impact of yesterday's Fed decision.

The S&P shedding nearly two and a half percent, the Dow down as much as 950 points at its

lows, clocking its biggest decline in more than three months, all three indices on pace

for their worst December since 2018.

And take a look at the moving yields, the 10-year dropping back into the 3.4 percent range,

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