Live in the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on top tonight.

Soft data signal a strong week for stocks after tariff cuts fueled a market resurgence, but our fears of inflation and a slowing consumer going to pull the rug out from under this rally.

We'll debate that.

Plus, Novo CEO shakeup.

The Wigobi maker dropping its CEO after a rough run

for the stock can changing the chief executive tip the scales

in the right direction. And later, inside the latest opposition

to President Trump's one big budget bill, how to trade Ralph Lauren

with options ahead of results next week, and why one of our

traders is scooping up Dick's sporting goods at a discount. I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from studio at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight,

Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Courtney Garcia, and Mike Co. You start off with the market's a big week.

The S&B 500 climbing more than 5% and up five days in a row. The index is now less than 3% from its record high. Tech, a key driver,

big move since Monday in Nvidia, Tesla, Dell, and more. There were a number of bullish drivers

for stocks this week, the U.S. and China, for one, agreeing to temporarily delay tariffs by 90 days.

Inflation data coming in softer than anticipated and Goldman Sachs lowering its recession

odds to 35% while Barclays

dismissed them altogether. But a downbeat consumer sentiment report out today could be a troubling

warning sign. University of Michigan survey posting its second worst reading on record.

Tariff and inflation fears weighing down the mood of respondents. So with the next batch of data

expected to show prices rising and inflation too, is this the best

it's going to be for this market?

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