Welcome to fast money the big show right now on the show we got calm on the street

Stocks don't end up freaking out after a fearful morning following that jobs report our traders now in a wait and see mode

Ahead of key inflation data and that big Fed decision coming up. Plus Beijing boo

Despite all the protests and COVID lockdowns Chinese stocks are surging the K web ETF as you can see there

Tracks the China market finished the week up nearly 25% I was China gone from being uninvestable

To just about red hot and then later on our chart of the week and e-commerce darling during the pandemic that cratered

And is now making a major comeback is this a

Crafty way to play the holiday season. That's the mystery chart right?

Clue there. Thank you. I'm Dominic Chewin from Melissa Lee today

This is fast money the big show live from the Nasdaq market site right here in Times Square on the

Desk tonight. We've got Tim Seymour also Courtney Garcia

Steve Grasso and Jeff Mills as well

We will start with the whimper to end the week on Wall Street stocks closing well off their lows of the day after a hotter than expected jobs report

The S&P and Nasdaq just barely in the red as you can see while the Dow managed to e-cat a slight gain

Just about one-tenth of one percent the moves coming even after news the US economy added 263,000 jobs in November

And that wage is grew by six tenths of a percent month on month both numbers higher than expected and potentially adding to inflationary pressures

But markets mostly shrugged off those concerns all three major indexes able to end the week in positive territory

So does today's market action suggests that markets really have put their bottom in Tim Seymour

Don't forget your bottom here at the Nasdaq right here and I'll tell you if you think about how the S&P

traded both today and even in the last couple days after

That Powell rally that we've had and if you think about where we've rallied

I'd bring up these numbers all the time off of that October 13th CPI low

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