Life in the NASDAQ markets, I'm in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money. Here's what's on top tonight. A major tech divergence, the two biggest companies in the world heading in very different directions this week.

What we learned from the earnings reports out of Microsoft and Apple and what it means for the AI trade.

And reading the Buffett Indicator as investors descend on Omaha in the Berkshire Hathaway

annual meeting, one of the legendary value investors' favorite market metrics could be saying

it is time to buy should you get on board. We'll debate that. Plus, crude clocks its lowest level

in over four years. Netflix streams to an 11-day winning streak and Bitcoin closes back in on

100K is a new record just around the corner.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Bono and Eisen, Julie Field, and Steve Grasso.

We start off with a solid end to the week for stocks.

Major indices all rising more than a percent after a better-than-expected jobs report,

eased fears of a recession. The S&P now up nine

days in a row its longest winning streak in over 20 years. Today's gains had the benchmark

index joining the NASAC and recouping all its losses since President Trump announced sweeping

tariffs on April 2nd. The VIX's notably also falling to its lowest level since that day.

Speaking of terrorist, markets also getting a boost today on news that China is looking into ways to address the fentanyl crisis,

which could pave the way to begin trade negotiations between the U.S. and Beijing.

Megan Kassela is in Washington with the very latest. Megan.

Hey, Melissa, it's the first sign of possible momentum in these trade talks between the

U.S. and China.

The Wall Street Journal reporting around midday that a top Chinese security official has been

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