And Fast Money does begin right now.

Live from New York's Times Square.

I am Brian Sullivan in for Melissa Lee.

Your traders tonight are Tim Seymour,

Karen Finerman, Steve Grasso, and Gaiadami.

All right, stocks were smoked most of the day,

but they tried to make a valiant comeback in the last hour.

Does that mean to come back to trade war fears

maybe finally dying down or is it going to get worse from here?

A top technician will be here to tell you where to hide out if you think more selling is to come.

Plus, the consumer caught right in the cross air, the threat of rising tariffs looming,

and we've got a pair you have got to hear from

former J.C. Penny CEO Alan Kestrum and the consumer King himself

restaurant mobile tillman for Tita on if the consumer is really spending less.

A big hour ahead let us get right to the market

sell-off. The Dow at one point down 450 points of the lows before racing to make a

comeback. We still close down 286 points. That's only 1.1%, but the Dow now on track for its fifth

straight week of losses. Something, my friends, that has not happened in eight years.

The market taking few prisoners today investors in small

caps hurt again they tumble more than 2%. Crude oil a bare market

crude oil down over 5% and the 10 year yield at its lowest level since October of 2017, but it is also important to remember

the S&P 500 is still higher than it was just one month ago.

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