And right now on fast, stocks hammer during a brutal Friday

sell-off after the Fed share or slowly tells the market rates

are headed higher and they're going to stay there until

inflation is truly under control.

Should investors brace for a wave of selling in September?

Plus, crashing the consumer, crushing the consumer can be

both, will the Fed's hiking bananza put the brakes on the

two-year shopping spree for everything from electronics to

cars to yoga pants?

We'll dig in to the retail wreckage.

And later, the crude conundrum, a slowing economy,

should push energy prices slower.

But right now, the charts are telling a different story.

We'll go inside the numbers straight ahead.

I'm Courtney Reagan in this evening for Melissa Lee.

This is fast money, live from the NASDAQ market site.

On the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Bono and Eisen, and Steve

Grasso.

Gentlemen, it's great to be here with you on a really

important day for the markets and for investors.

Help us make sense of it all, Tim.

I mean, yes, we heard from Jerome Powell,

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