Fast Funny starts right now.

Live from the Nasak market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Traders on the desk for Tim Seymour, Karen Finnerman, Steve Grasso, and Diadami.

Tonight on Fast, a slew of big earnings.

Check out Starbucks and Western Digital,

moving lower while Intel, the standout

higher in the after-hour session.

We're on the calls and we'll bring you the latest.

Plus, they call him the Bitcoin Oracle, the man who called the rise and

fall of Bitcoin, is here with another shocking prediction and it could have far-reaching implications

for the crypto world. Vinny Lingham, who is also the host of Shark Tank in Africa,

will join us later this hour. But first we start off with words that move the

markets all over the world. Take a listen. We are doing so well, our country is becoming so economically strong again, and strong in other ways

too by the way, that the dollar is going to get stronger and stronger, and ultimately I want to see a strong dollar.

President Trump speaking exclusively to see NBC's Joe Curnan in Davos, Switzerland, and the market took notice the dollar initially

surged for its biggest intraday move in a year.

That weight on stocks for a second, but the Dow did manage to finish higher triple digits,

joining the S&P 500 at a record high.

So the question here is between Secretary Mnuchin

talking down the dollar and then President Trump

talking it up, is this administration playing a dangerous game

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