Right now on fast, pain on the street, the S&P and Nasdaq finishing their worst week

since December, as another read on inflation comes in hotter than expected.

Our stocks in danger of heading back to their October lows will debate.

Plus, a rotten week for Apple, the tech giant dropping over 4% falling below a key technical

level, plus the chart master, if he can tell us, to the penny where Apple has headed

from here.

And later, our chart of the week that's week with an A, it's a name last month, we enjoyed.

It's a name that enjoyed, the halo from the reopening trade last month, but it's now

suffering as geopolitics takes center stage.

I'm Sarah Eisen in from a list of late tonight, business fast money live from the Nasdaq

market site.

On the desk tonight, Mike Coe, Jeff Mills and Guy Adami, and we are going to start with

a rough end to a rough week.

The Nasdaq leading the losses with a drop of over 1.6%, the tech heavy index turning,

back negative for the month of February, S&P now down in five of the last six trading

sessions and for the last three weeks in a row.

The Dow finished down 336 points today off the lows, but notching its fourth straight

weekly loss.

It's closed the lowest of the year so far.

The moves coming after yet another hot inflation report.

The Fed's preferred measure, the PCE, showing prices rose more than expected in January.

Another reason the Fed could keep its aggressive pace of rate hikes uncurved.

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