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This is Fast Money, Imbrine, Sullivan, and again for Miller Sali,

and your traders on the desk tonight are Tim Seymour.

Karen Fineman and Guy Dami, also joined by Chris Perron, he is head of technical analysis at Strategus. Welcome back Chris. All right, tonight I'm fast. Something we pretty much talked about a few weeks ago if not called. The 13 billion dollar deal that is shaking up the banking industry with Morgan Stanley's big buy out of e-trade might mean for you

Dear retail investors plus feeling the burn

Bernie Sanders riding high atop the Democratic field after last night's debate.

But are the markets fully anticipating the prospect of a Sanders presidency?

We'll look at the one sector that may be just a bit out of sync and later on we have got a fast pitch

for you.

One of our traders is still bullish on this stock even after a 40% rally in the past year. That is your fast pitch. There's

your mystery chart. Place your guesses, the name, and the interview ahead.

All right, all that coming up, but we begin with kind of a wild ride on Wall Street today.

Stocks plunging in a matter of minutes earlier in the session, look at that,

and doubt falling at one point nearly 400 points.

But ultimately, all the index closed well off their lows. The

Dow and to down 128 points. You know Guy Domi, the traders who sort of

attributed this to articles about coronavirus in Beijing.

None of this is confirmed, but there was an article that hit.

I think the Algos picked it up.

But either way, does this kind of show you

how shaky or nervous the market might actually?

The vulnerability of the market itself?

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