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

Here's what's on tap tonight.

A new milestone for the S&P, the benchmark indexed crossing the 6,000 mark for the first time.

Just nine months after breaking 5K, how much more room is left to run for stocks and can anything derail this rally.

And a China setback from fears over new tariffs to stimulus that

failed to impress. The country facing a slew of potential issues is the run in those markets

over or is there more opportunity to be had? Plus Elon's monster return on his election

investment. Why the chartmaster thinks it's time to sell Apple and are we in for a wave of

mega mergers in the media business. I'm Melissa Lee,

coming to you live from Studio Bia at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight. Tim C. Morris, Cigras of

Bono and Eisen and Mike Co. We start off with the record week for markets, the S&B 500 crossing

the 6,000 mark for the first time ever in today's session. The closing just below that level, it is up nearly 5% since Monday, its best week in a year.

The Dow hitting a record of its own today, topping 44,000.

It was, incidentally, the first day with Nvidia in the index.

Those weren't the only milestones.

The NASAC also hit an all-time high during the session, and even small caps are soaring.

The Russell 2000 putting in its best week since 2020, closing less than 2% from its record.

Of course, all this coming on the heels of Donald Trump's election win, plus that quarter point rate cut by the Fed yesterday.

So do markets now have the assurance they need to keep grinding higher? Tim, what do you say?

Well, look, I think we have a case. If you think about the Fed from their

last meeting and where they were focused on the other side of their mandate, which is the labor

market, the job market, which looks fine. We even had services data this week, earlier in the

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