Live in the Nasdaq Market site in New York City's Times Square, this is Fast Money, I'm

Melissa Lee.

Tonight's Trader lineup, Guy Dommie, Tim Seymour, C. Grasso, and Pete Najarian, co-founder

of MarketRebellion.com.

Tonight on Fast, we're tracking the after-resaction and shares of Nordstrom and Gap, both stocks falling

hard right now in earnings.

The calls are underway, we'll bring the very latest from the quarters, plus break out

or break down apples on a tariff, scoring 6% in just the last week.

But as there are trouble lurking in the charts, we'll lay out where the straight is headed

next.

Later, the smash and grab crime spree, retailers ringing the alarm, and scenes like this play

out across parts of the country, we'll break down what's really at risk for the retail

trade and what this could mean for the consumer.

We start off with a tech takedown, the Nasdaq finishing in the red today, it is now down

nearly 3% from an all-time high, hit just yesterday morning.

High multiple stocks, healing the brunt of the pain for a second straight day, zoom, down

nearly 15%, door dash, draft kings, crowd strike, also dropping sharply today.

The so-called smart money, hedge funds adding fuel to this fire, new report out of Goldman

Sachs showing that hedge funds are unwinding their exposure to these names, and are more

tilted to value stocks than they have been since 2015.

And it's not just the big guys here getting hit, check out the poster trial of the retail

trade, the ARC Innovation ETF.

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