Live from the NASDAQ Market site on a stock sell-off Monday. This is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight.

Major averages tumble, tech and the NASDAQ, the biggest loser at one point dropping nearly 6. half percent. We'll break down today's

slide and ask how much more pain is still to come. Plus Buffett's portfolio

haircut. My Berkshire cut its sake in Apple in half and continues to trim

holdings the Bank of America.

The ripple effects on the market straight ahead.

And later, inside the monster spike in volatility,

the historic drop in the Japanese stocks,

and why investors either rushing for the exit or looking to buy during this route

ran into roadblocks today.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from the studio at the Nasak.

A major sell-off calls for a super-sized desk.

So we got that for you tonight, Full House here. Tim Seymour,

see Grasa, Dan Nathan Gaiadami, and Lori Calvasina, head of US Equity Strategy

at RBC. We start off with that massive market sell-off shaking the foundation of many investors.

The major average is all dropping 2% or more, though closing off their worst level of the

session.

The Nasak down as much as 6.4% early in the day.

Still shed nearly 3.5 percent close at three month

lows the S&B down 3 percent the Dow dropping more than a thousand points its

biggest point dropped since September 2022 and the small cap Russell 2000, officially giving back all its gains

from the start of that supposed rotation last month.

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