right now and fast sell it all. That is a chart master's warning on one of the

most widely held stocks in the market. The name he's getting sour on and what

that means for the rest of the market plus the doubt breaking a five-day

win streak on the heels of the latest Fed minutes, but at least one top

economist thinks the central bank is making all the right moves. Former

Pimco Chief Economist Paul McCulley joins us with his take on what's next for

the Fed and later beyond belief shares a bed bath and beyond dropping late in

the day after a new filing from Ryan Cohen. What he is doing with the stock and

how the markets are responding. We get some answers. We also get heated up

about this one. I'm Melissa Lee. This is fast money life in the Nasak

Marketside in the heart of Times Square on the Destinite Tim Seymour, Dan

Nathan, Guy Dami and Karen Feinerman. We start off with the chart master's

big warning on Apple. His latest note calling an end to the tech giant's

eight-week run in which it gained nearly 30% and climbed within 5% of its

all-time high. Let's bring in Carter worth of worth charting. Carter, our

viewers know you quite well. You're a man who is level in your emotion and

yet this call went out today and it had exclamations in the headline and that

really caught my eye. So walk us through. Well, I hold on. Yes, but no

exclamation points. I hold back on those, but it certainly in fact is to

right sell it all is certainly definitive, right? And in fact, and here's

the thing. We know before we look at the charts, we know that what makes a

market is just exactly what you see in Apple. It's the largest stock out there.

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