Live from the NASDAQ market state in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight. NVIDIA on deck, the semi-giant under pressure ahead of earnings and dragging the major industries down with it. Will Wednesday's report get the stock back on track, along with the markets, back in rally mode? We'll debate that. Plus, revving up one top analysts sees Tesla shares

surging from current levels. What'll drive the gains? He'll lay out his case later this hour.

Apple intensifies its search for Tim Cook's successor. Netflix gets chilled on day one of its

stock split. And Bitcoin for Bounce, the crypto trading at nearly seven months lows. But the

chartmaster says it is about to change course.

Carter Braxton Work will join us for the look at the technicals.

I'm Melissa Lee Come to Alaska, Bia at the NASDAQ,

on the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Bono and Eisen, Dan Nathan, Guy Damme, and in a fast money firm.

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Thank you, everyone.

It's right here on the desk. Thank you. Thank you, everyone. Thank you. It's right here on the death. Thank you, so much. Thank you, Blis. Can you believe it's, I mean, in the history of this show, of mad money, you have never been here physically. Teleportation. I think Wednesday, Jensen Wong, teleportation. So I'll make it a regular. I'll be a regular. Look out. If there's no Jim Kramer, by the way, I think there wouldn't be this show. There's no fast money. Absolutely. He is the groundbreaker and he's been in our camp since day one. So it's an honor to have it. Well, your camp is a thoughtful, really terrific camp to be in. Thank you. and everybody who watches just understand, while some people regard it as a trading show, some people regard as an investment show, I regard it as a thought leader show. I find myself watching it as much as I can while I'm doing my show because I've got to know what you're saying. Every one of you, because you have different views, too. Yes. It's great to have you, Jim.

Thank you.

And we do want to kick things off with a rough start to the week on Wall Street.

Stocks are giving up early gains to close just off their lowest levels of the day. Financials, energy, tech, among the worst performers today, helping push the S&P to its lowest close in over a month. Bitcoin, meanwhile, seeing even bigger losses dropping below the 92,000 mark for the first time since late April.

It has now lost more than a quarter of its value. Bitcoin, meanwhile, seeing even bigger losses dropping below the 92,000 mark for the first time since late April.

It has now lost more than a quarter of its value since hitting an all-time high just last month.

Also sharply lower, Invidia, down about 2% today ahead of earnings Wednesday night.

The semi-giant has been stumbling recently, weighed down by fears that AI valuations have come too far too fast.

The stock down nearly 8% in November, shedding 12% since it's hitting an all-time high less than three weeks ago.

So far this month, it's lagging all the major indices and its mega-cap Mag 7 peers.

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