Thank you, John. Thank you, Morgan Live from the Nasdaq Market

side right here in the heart of New York City's Times Square is fast

money and here's what's on tap today. Hoping for a rate cut soon,

well, don't hold your breath. The Fed reiterating it plans to stay

higher for longer, sending stock sharply lower and yields to 16

plus year highs. All the market reaction is coming up on the

show. Plus striking a blow, more than four million days of

work lost as union members from Detroit to Hollywood and beyond,

hit the picket lines. So how much will this cost the economy?

We've got a top labor economist who's going to break it down.

And then later on, going old school, shares of IBM surging to

their highs of the year, why one analyst thinks this big tech

vet can teach the new generation a thing or two.

I'm Dominic Chouin from Melissa Lee tonight coming to you from

the studio B at the Nasdaq on the desk here tonight.

We've got Tim Seymour, also Karen Feynerman, Dan Nathan

Guy, Adami as well. But we start with the warning that sent

stocks tumbling today major indices all closing at or near

their lows of the day after the Fed signaled one more rate hike

before the years end. The promise of higher for longer

spooking stocks, the Nasdaq dropping more than 200 points.

The tech heavy index now down 4% in September alone on

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