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 major reversal. Stocks rebounding from steep losses with the S&P and Dow actually climbing into the green.

The news out of Washington that got markets off the mat and how long can the optimism last.

And the holidays are just around the corner with stocks off their highs.

We task the traders to put together their stock shopping list. We'll bring you the names

they are hoping to find under the tree this year. Plus, we dig in on Bitcoin's bounce from

four-month lows. Investors lose their appetite for restaurant stocks. And we may have just crowned a

World Series champion. But we are already, already warming up for a bullpen for next season. One top financial advisor is here with a fast pitch on a home improvement name. She'll lay out the case later this hour. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you last in the studio, be at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Bono and Eisen, and C. Brasso. We start off with markets rebounding off the lows of the session.

Democrats offering to end the government shutdown in exchange for an extension of the health care tax

credit. But Republicans aren't biting just yet. Emily Wilkins is live in D.C. with the very

latest. Emily.

Hey, Melissa, well, yes, Democrats did come back today with what they are pitching as a new offer,

saying they will help Republicans vote to restart and reopen the government

if they can just get a one-year extension on those tax credits that have been keeping those health care premiums low.

Here's what Senator Chuck Schumer had to say on the floor today.

That is what many of our Republican colleagues have floated over the last six weeks as a compromise,

a one-year tax credit extension and reforms to the credit beyond that.

We will agree with the Republican request not to start negotiations until after the government reopens.

Now, this has been met with almost uniform across the board. Opposition from Republicans.

Senator, Senate Majority Leader John Thune called the offer unsurious. You've also had a number of

other Republicans who have said that this is just a non-starter.

It's not something they can agree with. Meanwhile, the president weighing in on truth social with President Trump posting that the United States Senate should not leave town until they have a deal to end the Democrat shutdown.

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