That's money starts right now.

Live in the Nazak market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the desk or Tim Seymour, Brian Kelly, David Seaberg and Steve Gossa.

Tonight on Fast is the T-Mobile and Sprint deal in jeopardy. The market doesn't

know what to believe. Top ranked analyst Craig Moffitt will be here to weigh in. Plus, there's

one high-flying sector that has a Chart master pushing the cell button.

He'll explain why he's so worried.

And later, it's been a drug bus for health care stock during an otherwise euphoric ruining season.

So what's behind the sell-off and why is one of our traders buying this breakdown but first you start

off with Apple's awesome rally and everything is awesome for the tech giant

after suffering in September following its product launch the stock has gained a

whopping 80 billion dollars in market

cap soaring about 11 percent. So does this search prove you can never really

bet against Apple with movers like this will Apple become the first trillion dollar company.

Tim Seymour.

Well I think you should never question Apple's ability to slowly change what your

drivers are for the company and so you know we had this release we rallied extensively

into it we then had some concerns about whether they're actually getting the

the the end demand meanwhile I think a lot of people have spent the last six months

trying to figure out a higher multiple for Apple based

upon the services business. I know I'm one of them. So for a company that's added

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