Fast money starts right now. I'm Melissa Lee tonight's trader lineup Tim Seymour

Karen Finerman Jeff Mills and Chris Verone tonight on Fast the Nasak

closing year its lows of the day after hitting an intraday record in early trade. Big tech pulling back sharply after yesterday's

rally. The late day saw coming along with the latest news on the stimulus package

will bring you all the headlines and later gold prices hitting a nine-year high today.

We'll go off the charts to see where the

precious metal is going from here. Plus Jeff Mills, the general. He's got a fast pitch on one

financial name he says can add to the 30% gains it's already seen this year and no it's not a bank.

We start off with an earnings triple play for you.

Nice trifecta results from Snap United Airlines and Texas Instruments all out after the bell all on the move in the after-hour session. at

the airline in Texas Instruments, all out after the bell, all on the move in the after-hour session. Of course, we've got full team coverage of all these reports.

Julia Borsen, Phil LaBoe, and dear Durbosa standing by with all the details.

We kick things off with Snap, the biggest mover.

Julia, take it away.

Well, Melissa, Snap meeting expectations on earnings and beating expectations on revenue.

All subscriber numbers came in just half a million lighter than expected.

But what is putting pressure on the stock?

You see it's down over 6% is guidance that Snap is planning for the addition of between 4 million

and 6 million subscribers in the current quarter

Q3. That would be down from the 9 million I'm sorry daily active users not

subscribers daily active users it added in the second quarter. The company also saying that its

combined cost of revenue and operating costs will grow at percentage raise in the

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