Live in the Nasak Market Site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the desk are Pete Nigerian, Tim Seymour, and Guy Adami.

We're also joined by Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners.

Tonight on Fast, it's an earnings pollusa, Microsoft, Ford, PayPal, eBay, all on the move after

reporting results.

Many of those conference calls are just getting underway.

We'll bring you all the big highlights, but we begin

with the big mover after hours and that would be Tesla. The company just

reporting results. The stock is ripping higher despite reporting of

revenue myths. We've got full team covered standing by to break down those

results. Fast money friend Gene Munster is live for us in Minneapolis but

Phil LaBoe has been digging in the numbers he continues to we go straight to him

in Chicago. Phil.

And Melissa, the reason this stock is shooting considerably higher

is because the adjusted EPS is a buck 86 profit

for the third quarter, and that is far above what most people were

expecting the expectation the consensus out of the street was for a loss of

42 cents a share. Revenue did come in just a little under expectations at 6.30 billion. The expectation

was for 6.33 billion in revenue. And then when you look at their gross margins, 18.7% is what most of the analysts were

zeroing in on in terms of what the expectation was for the third quarter.

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