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.

Holiday hangover, stocks limping to the finish after another blockbuster year, is today's slump

just a case of investors selling their winners or the start of real volatility ahead of the

new year.

We'll debate that.

Plus, a winners and losers edition of America's favorite

game is at time to keep names like Vistra and United Airlines or dump them for dogs like Intel

and Humana. We'll spin the traded or faded wheel coming up. And later, charts of next year

from a quantum leaf to opportunities abroad to healthy returns returning to health care.

We'll go around the horn to

find out what the traders are watching in 2025. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you live from Studio B at the

NASDAQ. On the desk tonight, Courtney Garcia, Steve Grasso, and Mike Co. We start off with the search

for the Santa Claus rally. So far, it hasn't materialized this year. Major markets off their

lows of the session, but still all down to close out the holiday shortened week.

The Dow's 33-point pullback breaking a five-day winning streak. The tech-heavy NASDAQ, the only index in the green for December.

The S&P and Dow both pacing for their worst months since April, while the Small Cap Russell 2000 with its worst month in over two years.

Steam coming out of the momentum trade in a big way to.

This year's best performers, Palantir, Vistra Energy, and Vinduia,

all in more seeing outside gains, excuse me, outside losses.

Is this just a sign of profit taking after this year's rally,

or is there more volatility and pain to come in 2025?

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