Speaking of the NASDAQ, we are live from the NASDAQ market site in New York's Times Square and this is fast money.

Hi everybody I'm Brian Sullivan.

Your traders on the desk tonight are Tim City Bike Seymour, Brian Kelly, Karen Finerman, and Gaiadami.

All right, coronavirus concerns taking down Apple and the market with it, but Walmart

warned and the stock barely budged.

Is the market saying the worst may be behind us. Plus Tesla to

1200? I won a long time bear now has a new bullcase for the electric

automaker. It'll make your eyes pop.

And check out this mystery chart, almost tripling

since its public debut just four months ago.

Who is this? Why are they so hot? Why are there so many question marks on

the graphics? We're going to find out the answer to all of those exactly.

Riddle me this. All right, good evening and welcome.

Let's start the program with the big stock story and market story really of the day.

That is Apple, giving a stark warning on revenue due to the impact of what else?

The coronavirus the iPhone manufacturer

tumbling nearly 2% today but finishing well off its lows go to Josh

Lippin and San Francisco with more what exactly Apple said and the reaction Josh.

So that's right Brian Apple did finish in the red here today but maybe not hit as hard as some

had expected many analysts weighing in here and concluding that this is a short-term challenge, meaning they think that demand for Apple products simply now shifts from the March quarter to future quarters.

On the other hand, listen, there's still a lot of uncertainty and a lot of questions.

How long does this outbreak really continue?

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