Live in 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 warning from the bond market, 10-year yields costing the key 4.5% mark today for

the first time since 2007, but it's a relationship with shorter-term treasuries that has one

of our traders sending up red flags, while he says the yield curve is flashing big warning

signs.

Plus crude realities, oil prices up nearly 30% this quarter, and one top exec says the

rally has only just begun.

What it means for your investment in how you should play the move.

And later, an under-the-radar winner in the weight loss drug craze will talk to the CEO

of a manufacturing company with close ties to both Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk.

Jacob Solutions, Bob Pregatta, is on set tonight to detail how the company is benefiting

from the boom in demand.

I'm Melissa Lee, coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasdaq on the Destiny Night,

Tim Seymour, Dan Nath, and Guy Dami, and our guest straighter tonight, Chris Verona

of Stratigus, a Baird company, and we start off with that steepening of the yield curve.

The 10 years rapid rise of 4.5% and beyond has come much faster at a much faster pace than

the two years climb over the past few months, and that's narrowed the spread between the

two treasuries sharply, since hitting a four-decade plus low earlier the year the gap has

come in by nearly 50 basis points since July someone here tonight, so as that could set

up for a very rough period in the equities, Chris is that person.

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