Life in the NASAC markets, I did in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Thankful for gains.

Stocks rallying into a shortened holiday week as markets head into Thanksgiving in the green.

So with volatility and rates down and the Fed back in play, are we headed for an end-of-year holiday rally?

We'll debate that.

Plus, Farma red flag, the competition

creeping up on Eli Lilly, and how one biotech company's drug data could drag the

pharma giant lower. And later, bounce back in Oracle after a rough month, how airline stocks are

faring ahead of a busy holiday weekend and the dark side of crypto, the $11 million Bitcoin heist making headlines

the potential impact on crypto pricing. I'm Melissa Lee, home to you live from studio be at the

NASDAQ on the desk tonight. Steve Grasso, Guy Dami, Tim C. Warren, Mike Co. We start off

with Marcus heading into Thanksgiving stuffed with positive news. The major average is riding a four-day winning streak into the holiday.

The S&B 500 up more than 3% so far in this shortened trading week.

The VIX, Wall Street's Fear Index, a far cry from last week's highs now back below 18.

The 10-year Treasury has dropped nearly 15 basis points in terms of yields in the last week closing today, just under 4%.

And investors are once again betting there is now a really good chance.

The Fed will cut rates at the December meeting, odds to me more than 50% just from this time last week.

So a seasonality on the horizon and this week's rebound? Do we think a year-long rally,

your end rally, is coming, Guy? Gobble, gobble. I had to say that. Happy hump day.

Let's get it out of our system now. Okay, it's out. It's amazing. Tim talked about this the other day.

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