Live from 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. Digital demand, as the holiday

shopping season kicks into high gear, the early winners are the e-commerce kings. Will

this be the year that the onliners trounce the big box names? Well debate.

Plus a heavyweight battle, a new study, revealing that Lily's Manjaro is a better drug for weight loss than

no Bozozembik. The doctor behind those results will join us in just a few minutes

from now. And later a glittering milestone for gold, one foot out the door at Footlocker,

why one of our traders is selling, and the options action for Salesforce ahead of results later in the week.

I'm Sarah Eisen, in tonight for Melissa League coming to you live from studio be at the Nasdac on the desk tonight with me as Tim Seymour Karen Finnerman

Dan Nathan and Guy Adami and we're gonna begin with a mixed bag of early holiday shopping results.

Adobe Analytics, finding spending on Black Friday was up almost 8% versus last year, Cyber

Monday expected to post solid gains this year, too.

But heavy promotions and deep discounts have been the driving force to boost in-store traffic.

The early winners so far include Shopify, Etsy, Amazon,

and shoppers have been content to search for deals from their couch instead of braving the crowds.

Other early winners here on the retail space who have embraced by now pay later.

That was a big sub story today.

Check out shares of a firm as BNPL, it's the number one pure play

stock there. The stock closing out the day up over 12 percent. Over the last 30 days, a firm is up nearly

75 percent. So what does this seemingly mixed start to the season? Tell us about the

consumer, the economy, and retail and what to do with these stocks. Karen, are you surprised?

I am a little bit surprised because we've heard a lot about the consumer being weak in the last several weeks and

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