Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square. This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. A late day selloff has yielded eight-month highs and Nvidia sinks from records.

What sparked the moves and how to trade the action coming up. Plus, meta's moderation moves. Mark Zuckerberg making a big change to how it monitors content, the facts on getting rid of fact checkers,

and the impact on the stock.

Then Kaviad MTOR, that is the warning from one top analysts in the market's biggest stock

while he is raising the red flag and later fighting lords from the CEO of U.S. Steel.

McDonald's debuts its McValley unit menu, and we reveal the winner of our 2024 acronym challenge. I know you've

been waiting for that one. I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio Bia at the NASDAQ on the

desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Steve Rosso, and Katie Stockton, founder and managing

partner at Fair Lead Strategies. And as we mentioned, market selling off late in the day,

closing near their lows of the session. The NASDAQ down nearly 2%.

The Dow also going negative on the year.

The pressure coming as yields spiked on new economic data.

But it wasn't just rates on the move.

Invidia plunging after hitting a new record early in the session.

CEO Jensen Huang just wrapping up an analyst Q&A in the past hour after unveiling his AI roadmap.

Christina Parts Nevelas joins us now with all the highlights.

Christina.

There are a lot of highlights.

Let's start with Supply and Man, because that was the first question that you got from Stacey Razgun, who's often on our network.

And they confirm that they're not changing their guidance.

They are shipping both Hopper and Blackwell this current quarter, which fiscally ends in January, the end of January.

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