Right for the NASDAQ market site right here in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

Stocks clawing back some early losses.

The S&B and NASDAQ finishing higher.

Oil taking a step lower as President Trump's self-imposed deadline for Iran looms large over investors like you and the markets. We'll get the

latest on where things stand in the Middle East and how to protect against what is likely a lot of

volatility ahead. Falling Apple. Shares of Apple dropping as much as 5% that on a report of delays

bringing a foldable iPhone to the market and the one-time

innovation leader find its footing again. We'll discuss and debate. Plus, another black eye

for the home builders. Group drop it on the heels of a Wall Street downgrade. How much more

paying maybe left for the group? Or are they a buy right now and right here? Hi, everybody. I am

Brian Sullivan. I'm in for Melissa Lee tonight tomorrow and on Thursday. Come on. Yeah, that's it,

brother. Coming to you live from the next studio B, the NASDAQ on your desk tonight, Tim Seymour,

Karen Feynman, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami. All right, lots of do.

But let's start with the macro markets.

Okay, kind of grasping for gains at the end of the session.

And right now, folks, at 5.01 p.m. Eastern time, there is basically three hours left

until President Trump's self-imposed deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or else.

Major averages, they'd all been firmly down for most of the session.

Small mid-caps higher, big averages lower.

But toward the end of the day, buyers came in, we got a bounce.

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