Right now in fast and OPEC up front, the oil cartel not yielding to pressure from

the U.S. to keep production level study and putting the Biden administration in a precarious

place ahead of midterms, so where oil price is going from here and what will it mean

for the already fragile economy?

Plus, socks making a major turnaround with the Nasdaq 100 are racing a more than 2% loss

at the open to end the day, basically flat.

One top technician says not to bet that tech will be the leader going forward.

He goes off the charts to make the case.

And chewy wags, it's tailed, maces on the ball and upside for Bank of America.

We've got our eyes on the moves and are bringing you the trades.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is fast money.

We're live with the Nasdaq Markets.

I did a hard time square on the desk tonight.

Bono and I have some Courtney Garcia, Guaidami and Steve Grasso.

And we start off with oil outrage.

Crewed prices popping as oil OPEC announces plans to cut production by 2 million barrels

a day.

The biggest cut since the early days of the pandemic.

The move in raging the White House, which I've been putting pressure on the group to

increase output and help lower fuel prices ahead of the midterm elections.

The administration calling the decision short-sighted and saying President Biden has directed

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