Right now on fast, dollar doldrums, the greenback marking its biggest drop since March 2020

this week and the chart master sending us a big warning signal for what it may mean

for the rest of the market, plus a semi surge chip stocks have warred back to life in

the past month with the SMH semiconductor ETF up more than 30% from its October lows.

So is this a sign that the sector has truly hit a bottom and even in a strong week

for markets? One stocks move really stood out. How this stock jumped nearly 25% in just

five days and where it's going from here. I'm Sarah Eisen in tonight for Melissa Lee.

This is fast money live from the Nasdaq market site in the heart of rainy and dark times

where on the news death tonight. We've got Courtney Garcia, Tim Seymour, Steve Grasso,

and Jeff Mills. Welcome everyone. We're going to start with the market. Seeing keeping

up the momentum that we saw after yesterday's monster rally, the Nasdaq jumping nearly

2% to end the week. The SMB 500 briefly coming back above the 4,000 mark and even the

Dow, which spent most of the day in the red, managed to eke out again. The major indices

all posting solid gains for the week with the Nasdaq up more than 8% since Monday, best

week since March. But one of our traders says not so fast. Things may not be as good as

they seem. Tim, that would be you. What warning signs are you seeing under the surface here?

I hate to be Timmy Downer here and welcome Sarah, but I would just point to some obvious

things that start out with, look, the wall of worry is for the market to go higher. We know

where positioning was. We know where cash levels were and we know where sentiment has been.

But that inflationary number again, down 3%, tens of a percent on core from 40 years

highs because of use car prices and a new calculation for healthcare, doesn't take the

Fed out of play. And I recognize what it means in terms of relative change and what that

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