Black from the Nasdaq Marketside overlooking New York City's Times Square, this is Fast

Money.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Tonight's Trader lineup, Dan Nathan, Bono and Ison, Brian Kelly, and Pete Najarian,

co-founder of MarketRebellion.com.

A head-on fast does everyone who wants a TV or phone or PC basically have one, a startling

headline from Taiwan's semi-vedicending shock waves to the consumer electronics industry

and rattling stocks, plus all that glitters and glows, gold of more than 6% this year.

This best quarter since 2020, while Uranium surge even more up nearly 35% this year,

how long will this commodity climb last?

And later from the doghouse to the penthouse, we will look at stocks that start of the year

in the basement, but have clawed their way back to the main floor.

They worth a look for the rest of the year.

We start off with a late day sell-off to close out the first quarter, the S&P dropping

years steeply in the last hour of trading, bringing its losses for the year to nearly 5%

the continued volatility comes as markets brace for the next round of earnings season.

And if early looks or any indication we could be in for a rough ride today, retailer

H&M reported a steep slowdown in sales just in recent weeks due to the war in the Ukraine.

Revenue is growing just 6% in March compared to 23% in the quarter before.

We told you yesterday the RHCO likened the current environment to the bare-sterns collapse.

So markets priced in the earnings season ahead.

The performance in the first quarter, Ryan Kelly, was that discounting maybe the lack

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