And welcome to Fast Money and C-MEC's continued coverage of the markets in turmoil.

Good evening or good afternoon everybody and hope you're having a decent Friday.

I am Brian Sullivan.

T G I F, the markets today and this week reflecting

and maybe an economy and a health and population

that is slowly starting to get a little bit better every single day the

Dow ending its day up 704 points it is now up 10% in the month of April but still

down 15% on the year the NASDAQ and big technology. Once again the

big winner it gained 1.4% today 6% for the NASDAQ this week and many of the most beaten up names. Some of the

ones exposed most to the consumer and a shutdown economy rising the most on

this Friday. Well welcome everybody. Thank you very much for joining us. I am

Brian Sullivan. We've got a great trader lineup for you today as well. Of course the

names you know and trust, Guy Dami, Tim Seymour, and Brian Kelly, Jeff

Mills, Brynmar Trust,

will join us in moments.

All right, there are certainly a lot to do, by the way,

and chew on from a macro standpoint.

But we're going to begin with a deep dive

into the one of the world's most owned if not the most owned stock in the world and that is Apple.

Goldman Sachs on this Friday says it is time to sell Apple stock. They believe that iPhone

demand will continue to fall as consumers dry up and also this is

interesting guy on me that lack of travel the inability to physically be with each other might cause

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