Live from 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.

Hitting the bullsey shares a target seeing their best gain in over four years after blowing past expectations for the latest quarter.

Has the retailer really put all its troubles behind it?

Plus, high-stakes summit, President Biden and she meeting in the Bay Area this afternoon,

but what might be even more consequential tonight's summit with

CEOs?

What could come out of that meeting and what it might mean for doing business with China?

And later Disney catches the eye of another activist, a stock not named Lily or Novo that is benefiting from the

weight loss drug boom and two tech stocks take a tumble after the latest reports were

digging into those numbers were dialed into those conference calls. I'm Melissa Lee

coming to you live from Studio B at the

Nasdaq on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Karen Feinewyn-E-E-Win-Eison and Mike Co.

We start off tonight with Target's Monster Move, the stock jumping almost 18% after the retailer delivered a massive third quarter

earnings per share 22 cents above street estimates but the pressure on

revenue still notable targets comp sales dropping again this time by 5% the company giving another

warning about deal-hungry shoppers and weaker discretionary spending. Even with

today as pop target shares are getting crushed this year the big box retailer is down almost 13% since January.

So is it all clear for Target? Did we see an inflection point? Karen, what was it like this

morning? You woke up, you're peeking out from under the cover and you're like what's going to happen?

I know very nervous, very nervous and then very, very relieved.

I mean I think that's all there's a lot of relief rally in this the same store sales were

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