Fast money does start right now. I'm Melissa Lee. Tonight's Trader

Lennett lineup, Jeff Mills, Pete Nigerian, Bono and Eisen and Mike Co. Tonight

on Fast, a major reversal hitting market today as signs point to some speed bumps in this road to reopening

the Chartmaster breaks down what he sees on the horizon. Plus slacking off why the work

from home darling may not be able to cut it against a much larger competitor.

And later on options action, the Fed adding a new layer to its bank stress test

how the sector will hold up against the backdrop of the coronavirus.

But we start off tonight with Apple, dropping sharply from all-time highs

after news it was re-closing stores an area seeing an uptick in COVID cases.

This comes at the end of a week when analysts were becoming increasingly bullish on

this stock. There was RBC upping its price

target to 390 bucks saying the company is in a league of its own when it comes to share buybacks.

Citigroup came out with a then street high price target of $400 on potential for Apple's yet to be released

5G iPhone and its services business.

And today a new street high from Jeffries, who thinks the stock can go another 15% higher from here.

So what do we make of this bullishness, especially as there are still uncertainties

about this U.S. economy?

Pete Nigerian, what do you say? Well, I can understand the bullishness, Mill, just because of the fact that there are so many

different verticals that Apple actually can tap into.

So we're talking about services, we talk about wearables all the time, the Mac which is almost a forgotten

continues to be something that's very strong so there's so many different verticals

that they've got but when you start closing down stores obviously there's going to

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