I'm Alyssa Lee and this is Fast Money.

Tonight's trader, Tommy, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan and James McDonald.

Tonight on Fast, back in the saddle, markets roaring back after yesterday's selloff.

The S&P posting its biggest gain since early November.

So have old school traders taken back control of the markets and where the stocks go from here?

We'll get some answers.

Plus, Trader Triple Play on three stocks, on the move in a big way today but can they

keep up their gains what the traders say about these stocks and in a special

bonus hour fast we're diving deep into the Reddit rebellion from the cultural

phenomenon that's taken hold to Wall Street to grabbing the

attention of Capitol Hill. We will break down the sea change that we are

witnessing right now in the markets. But we start off with a Robin Hood

revolt. The trading app sparking outrage from investors and lawmakers after

restricting trading in recently high-flying stocks like Game Stop and

AMC and within the past hour it has announced that it is getting ready to open the doors back up.

Kate Rooney's got all the details. Kate.

Hey we lost a lot of back and forth with Robin Hood today as you said in the last

hour Robin Hood saying that they will allow some limited buying

of those securities that they banned starting tomorrow. In a statement a Robin Hood

spokesperson telling me that they will continue to monitor the situation. They might make adjustments as needed,

but they say to be clear, this was a risk management decision

and was not made on the direction of market makers

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