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this is Fast Money.

Here's what's on tap.

Riding the rally, the Dow and S&P, closing the week at record highs, semis and financials leading the

charge.

Will the heart of earning season keep this bull market roaring?

Well, debate.

Plus, financial hurricane, the cleanup and the rebuild from Milton and Helene ongoing, we look at the

potential long-term impact from these monster storms.

And later, inside Tesla's robo-route hitting new heights on the high seas and can Netflix keep

streaming higher and higher. I'm Contessa Brewer in from Melissa Lee coming to

you live from Studio B at the NasDAQ on the desk tonight we have Tim Seymour Dan Nathan Steve Grosso and former Bridgewater Chief strategist Rebecca Patterson

And it's great to have you all here and let's get started with breaking news on Boeing.

Shares down after the company pre-announced a third quarter loss of nearly $10 a share and said

it would cut 10% of its workforce.

Phil Abbeau has those details.

Phil.

Hey, Contessa, we had this news about a half hour ago.

Not a huge surprise that Kelly Orpberg, the new CEO of Boeing, hasn't been in the job that long has made some tough decisions in terms of not only where the company is right now but where it is going so let's run through all of the announcement in terms of the pre-announcement for Q3 a loss of $9.97 on a gap basis. We don't have a comparable

estimate there but I should tell you that going into today the core earnings loss estimate was a buck 60 so

it's about six times worse than what the street was expecting

Boeing's revenue for the third quarter shy of expectations coming in at

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