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

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Rally on.

Markets higher for a second straight day.

The NASDAQ now up over 4% just this week, but with plenty uncertainty around the Warsaw looming, should you believe the bounce.

And is there a spring thaw coming for the housing market?

Why the selling season is shaping up to be a rough one this year and whether buyers should expect any relief anytime soon. Plus, Nike swooshes to 12-year lows. Coin shares rough U.S. debut, and Lilly levitates. shares surging as a company's obesity pill gets approval. But how does it sack up against a competition? We will lay out the landscape for weight loss. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you, Life in Studio, Be at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight. Carter Braxton Worth, Karen Feiderman, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami. We start off with stocks keeping yesterday's momentum going into the new quarter, kicking off April with gains across the board. But markets did close off their best levels of the session. And even with

yesterday's rip hire, major indices are just back to where they were last week. One notable

lagger today, energy, which dropped almost 4 percent as WTI crude slid below $100 a barrel. All this

as investors await clarity, hope for clarity, I should say, on the war in the Middle East. President

Trump is set to deliver an update on the conflict in the Middle East. President Trump is set to deliver

an update on the conflict tonight. Our Amen Jabbers is in Washington with the very latest. Amen.

Hey there, Melissa. What we know at this hour is that Iranian President Masoud Peseskens has released

an open letter to the American people on social media ahead of President Trump's address to the nation tonight.

In it, the Iranian leader says Iran has never in its modern history chosen the path of aggression

and never initiated a war. And he says that portraying Iran as a threat is the product of political

and economic whims of the powerful who want to sustain the arms industry and control

strategic markets. Meanwhile, in his speech tonight, a White House officials tell CNBC,

the president will give an operational update on the progress of Operation Epic Fury, which they say

is meeting or exceeding all of its benchmarks. The official also said the president will reiterate that

two or three week timetable for concluding the operation. We heard him talking about that yesterday.

We're expecting to hear more of that language tonight, Melissa, and expect a relatively tight speech.

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