And Wolf and Sarah, thank you very much.

Certainly we are and we continue our continued coverage of markets in trouble.

Welcome to C. M. Fast Money, everybody.

I am Brian Sullivan.

Hope you had a wonderful long holiday

weekend wherever you may be and everybody is safe and happy. Thank you very

much for joining us folks. Well we have got a big show for you tonight is the

markets kind of do this a little bit the Dow

falling 1.3 percent but the tech heavy NASDAQ that finished higher in fact in the

middle of a little mini three-day wind streak here believe it or not maybe your stat of the day a hundred and three day

a hundred and hundred and sixty four of the s and p five hundred and actually higher now year over year for all the market damage

over the past year a good chunk of the

market still remains higher we've got of course a great investment committee

lined up for you again today that would be Gaiadami, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, and Karen Fineman, who will join us in just a bit.

All right, welcome everybody. Let us begin the show by focusing on four big macro calls today from well-known firms all kind of saying the same thing.

Are you ready folks?

All right, let's walk you through it. Number one, Goldman Sachs, the market, unlikely to make new lows.

Morgan Stanley, pullbacks should be bought. J.P. Morgan Chase, we're going to hit

all-time highs in the market next year and Piper Sandley

bringing more direct. The Bear Market has concluded. There you go. All right.

Let's join in. Guy Adami, you heard that. You got four calls, all kind of saying the same thing. It's not taken away from Main Street and the human toll we understand. We are focused on the markets. Do you agree with those pretty optimistic views?

No, but I hope they're right, but the short answer is I just don't see how we get there.

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