Live in the NASAC markets, ain't in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Rate shock, a sharp spike in yields putting fresh downward pressure on stocks and lifting

Bitcoin to record highs.

Will the climb in the 10 and 30-year Treasury put a lid on the stock market rebound?

We'll debate that.

Plus Apple picking.

Open AI announcing a $6.4 billion

deal to buy former Apple exec, Johnny Ives, AI device startup, the details and the negative

impact on Apple coming up. And later, Uber stalled the day after Elon Musk says he doesn't

need them to build his robotaxy empire. Target tumbles after slashing guidance, the retail ripple effect, and Go New York Go.

We'll go inside the next the Knicks' valuation surge as a team makes the deepest playoff run in 25 years.

That's right.

Go next.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to a live from Studio B at the Nazak on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Steve Grasso, and former TD Ameritrade Chairman Joe Moglia. Joe, welcome to the show.

Thank you, Karen. Thank you, Melissa. We start off at C of Red on Wall Street, stocks

taking a sharp turn lower midday with the S&B tumbling over a percent and a half, and the Dow

losing 816 points, A small cap Russell 2000,

leading the losses down almost 3%. The catalyst, a spike in bond yields, triggered by disappointing

20-year treasury auction this afternoon. Weak demand sending rates on the benchmark tenure briefly

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