The Nazzak kicking off March with the new intraday high topping its previous best level

set in November 2021 and we're coming to you live with the action from the Nasak market site

in the heart of New York City's Times Square. This is fast money. Here's

what's on tap tonight. Rused Apple, while markets seem to hit one record

after another, the long time biggest company in the world is not coming

along for the ride. What's it mean for the tech giant and for the strength of this rally?

Plus Old Dell, new tricks.

The legacy tech company soaring to all-time highs

after its latest earnings report showed surging demand for its AI servers, how the news could

shake up the competition in the space, and later vaulting Viking shares the

biotech company more than doubling this week as its weight loss drug promises some serious competition for the big

players. Could the positive results mean an acquisition is in its future we'll

dive into the options pits for some answers. I'm Melissa Lee come to you live

from studio be at the Nasac on the desk tonight Tim Seymour

Steve Grasso Courtney Garcia and Guy Adami. We start off with that record breaking start to

march the Nasak jumping more than a percent notching its first record intraday high since before

Thanksgiving 2021. The Tech Heavy Index closing just below 16,300. The S&P also

marking all-time highs putting in its 15th record closed since January 1st, but there has been

one notable name sitting out of this market rally.

Apple posting another loss today and is now down nearly 10% since hitting its record in mid

December. So whatever happened to that old idea that we like to say, bandy around

here, that markets could not go higher without Apple.

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