Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

All bold up as this year's winners keep winning and records keep falling.

The street is starting to crank up its price

targets for stocks. Is it possible the rally is just getting wrapped up for a new run?

We'll debate that. Plus, Best Buy breakout, why one Wall Street firm is putting it on the thigh list and says

the stock is poised to surge higher from here.

The details coming up.

And later, using AI to try to make lemonade out of lemons, the story of how a slumping insurance company is

using machine learning to mitigate risk and create coverage options for GenZ

and Beyond. The CEO of Lemonade will be here with us on set. I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio

Be at the Nasak on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Guy Dami, Julie Beale and

Chris Varoan head of technical strategy at Strutigis, A Baird Company.

And we start off with a possible reason to get even more

bullish, yes even more bullish on the market if that's possible. The S&P and

NASAC both notching fresh all-time highs today. The benchmark S&P now up nearly 15% this year,

posting 30 record closes along the way and that kind of run has Wall Street

analysts rushing to play catch-up. Goldman Sachs is David Kostin upping his year-end target for the

S&P to 5,600 more than 2% higher from here and Evercours Julian Emanuel going

from a year-end forecast of 4750 to a whopping 6,000 making him the new biggest bull

on the street.

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