Indeed it does and thank you folks alive from the Nasdaq market site in the

heart of New York City's Times Square. This is fast money and here's what's on

tap tonight. Sputtering out stocks giving up early gains and ending in the red

on Friday. The latest blow in what has been an ugly week for the markets. The

S&P and Nasdaq both logging their worst five-day streaks since March. The

Dow less than half a percent from its 200-day moving average and that's not

moving in the right direction higher that's coming down toward it. So as we

count down to a likely government shutdown is there more pain ahead in the

week ahead plus striking out the UAW expanding its work stoppages at GM and

Stellantis plants and now President Biden may be joining the picket line. What's

it all mean for the auto industry and the suppliers? We're going to dig in on

that one and later in an otherwise rough week for markets one stocks gains

caught our trader's eyes the name far outpacing the broad indexes today and

where it's going next. Good afternoon everybody I'm Tyler Matheson in from

Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nasdaq and on the desk

tonight. Tim Seymour to my right, Bonouin Ice, and to my left, and Gaia Dami

wherever he is an undisclosed location we're glad to have you here. Yeah he's

somewhere out there we got it. We start on up Friday this Friday Fizzle on

Wall Street. Major markets all dropping to end the week despite earlier

gains today. The Dow down more than a hundred points about a third of a

percent the S&P 500 losing two tenths of a percent and even the Nasdaq

slipping into the red at the close but basically flat on the day. The loss is

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