And thank you, closing bell. Tonight we are celebrating 15 years of fast money. We've

got a premier guest list for the party. One of the first guests on the show, Carl

Icon in Cantor Fitzgerald, CEO Howard Lutnik, both coming your way this hour to break down

all of today's market action. You won't want to miss it. Plus, a Peloton fund shares closing

below their IPO price for the first time since April 2020. Can the company climb over this

mountain or is this the end of the road? And later, shaky foundation, the housing trade

getting wrecked again today, the sector down nearly 15% already this year. What is that

say? And what it means for stocks to break it all down on this special occasion? We're

bringing in some of our longest serving traders, Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Dan Nathan

and Pete Najarian, co-founder markoverbellion.com. This is fast money we're left in the

Nasak market. As we have been for the past 15 years, overlooking New York City Times Square,

I'm Melissa Leaver. So glad you can join us tonight. We start off tonight with an earnings

alert on Netflix. The streaming giant plunging after hours, let's get straight to Julia

Borsen with the very latest numbers, Julia.

Yeah, that's right, Melissa. Netflix shares plunging not on the company's top or bottom

line results because revenue was in line and earnings were a big beat. But that stock

is now down about 18% on guidance for the first quarter. Now, looking at the fourth quarter,

the company added 8.3 million subscribers. That was ahead of analyst expectations, but

below the 8.5 million subs at the company itself forecast. First quarter subscriber and

revenue guidance, though fell far short of expectations. The company says it's looking

to add 2.5 million subs in Q1. That's less than half the 6.9 million that analysts had

anticipated. Netflix explaining that the guidance reflects a content slate, including season

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