Live from the NASDAQ market site, this is fast money, and here's what's ahead.

Deals all day long, President Trump bragging about the government's new stake in Intel and says

there could be more on the way, the companies that could be next, and if investors need to worry about this.

Plus, car and truck prices to the moon. And there is no sign of

them coming down. Some new numbers you've got to hear. And later on, Google's Red Hot Summer,

what the technicals are telling us about potentially discretionary stock breakouts, and Netflix's

K-pop pop, the animated movie, giving the streamer its first box office win.

Believe it, when you'll see it, and you'll see it.

Hi, everybody, I'm Brian Sullivan, in for Melissa tonight, coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ

on your desk here tonight.

Bottom one, I say, Dan Nathan, Guy Adami, and Chris Verone

partner and chief market strategist at Stratigis, a Baird company. Welcome to you all. All right,

stocks closing out the day a little bit lower. The Dow were treating a bit from that record high

that it hit on Friday. The S&P and the NASDAQ also down.

NASDAQ was up much of the day and then kind of faded toward the end.

President Trump doubling down on getting more involved in corporate America.

The president saying the government will make deals like the stake they just took in Intel.

And he says they'll do it, quote, all day long, maybe twice on Sunday.

Intel jumping four and a half percent since that announcement, having its best

months since March 2023, up 24 percent.

And the Trump administration saying it might just be getting started.

CBC's Megan Kassella has more at the White House.

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