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This is Fast Money. Here's what's on top tonight. An unhealthy week. Shares of UNH notching another big drop. The stock down close to 30% this week alone. Is this now a no-touch name? And if so, how long can the ugly sentiment hang over it will debate that plus

not such great soulmates. Dick Sporting Goods tripped up on its deal to buy foot locker

why investors aren't lacing up on this merger. And his foot locker trading like another

suitor would be waiting in the wings. And later Coinbase dropping in concerns about a potential

SEC investigation. President Trump bites into Apple and CEO

Tim Cook and Starbucks brewing up a fresh pot for its China business. Oh, a lot going on.

So much tonight. It's a big night. I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk

tonight. Tim Seymour, Courtney Garcia, Steve Brasso, and Guy Adami. We start off with a mixed day for the market. CSTB

notching a fourth straight day of gains while the NASAC ending its six-day winning streak. Meanwhile,

the Dow posting a 270-point gain, but the rise would have been much more robust, if not for the

weakness in United Health. That saw closing down nearly 11 percent. This after the Wall Street

Journal reported the DOJ is investigating whether the company committed criminal Medicare fraud.

UNH has lost almost $100 billion in market cap since Monday is now trading on April 2020 lows.

United Health putting out a statement in response to the Wall Street Journal saying the company has not been notified by the Justice Department of any investigation and that it stands by the integrity of its Medicare Advantage business.

Today's drop putting the stock down 55% from the all-time high it hit on November 11th.

It's been battered by a host of headlines since then from the murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of its insurance unit, to a disappointing first court report to withdrawn guidance,

plus a CEO change just earlier this week.

So how long can the ugly sentiment hang over the stock?

Would you trade it?

Tim?

First of all, welcome back, Mel.

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