Live from the Nasak markets,

aid overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the desk are Tim Seymour.

Karen Feinerman, Steve Brasso and Guyadami, on the show tonight.

It's as if the Fed said, kids last drink of water now go to

bed we'll debate the rate cut in more tempered language then Starbucks gets a jolt

from better sales at home and abroad the desk will do some bean counting.

We begin with Apple and Facebook,

about the same after hours on quarterly beats.

Josh Lippins on Apple, excuse me,

Julie Borsons on Facebook.

We start with you, Josh.

Yes, so what was it?

Just besides the bottom and the top, a few metrics I would call out.

I phone revenue better than expected at $33.4 billion.

Ren was down 9%. They'll remember that's a sequential improvement.

Q3, it was down 12%.

iPad revenue, Mac revenue a bit lighter than expected,

but wearables home and accessories,

better than expected, $6.5 billion and services revenue up 18% also better than expected at 12.51 billion and that all important Q1 forecast there now Apple is guiding between 85.5 and 89.5 billion at the high end the street

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