Fast money starts right now.

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

I'm Melissa Lee.

Our traders on the desk are Pete and Jerry and Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, and Guy

Dami.

Tonight on Fast, did Mark Zuckerberg pass the DC test? The traders tell us whether they liked

the testimony and if the stock is in the clear. Plus, Bank of America says the Bitcoin bubble

is bursting as we speak and they have a fancy chart to back up that claim.

But Danny Masters, a former J.P. Morgan trader who has gone full crypto says it's not

bursting, it's bottoming and he's got a fancy chart of his own that might have you getting

bullish on Bitcoin again. But first we start not with tweets about missiles or trade

wars but instead with something that is really scary. The Fed and what looks like the end of easy money. Yes, the

trade war and even the escalating tensions over serious seem to be taking a backseat to the

Fed. The first Fed minutes of the Jerome Powell era was a bit more hawkish than many had thought

with the Fed moving from an accommodative to a neutral policy that sends stocks back

to the lows. We take a look at all the threats to this rally is perhaps the Fed the biggest one.

Pete. Well you know it is today and I think the reason I say that is every single day there's

a new headline that it actually is moving everything around right I mean it started off

the day with Syria it started off with Donald Trump, and then it moves towards the Fed, and then we move

back towards Facebook, then we go towards technology, oil, the commodities themselves.

I think it's just literally that's where we are and I think the most important thing is we're all

looking forward to Friday because Friday we finally get to look back and say all right

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