Live for the NASDAQ market side.

And in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money. Here's what's on tap. Call to Tech Wreck officially, the NASDAQ dropping for a fifth week in a row, locking in its worst week in nearly a year. The question now for you, how much more pain is left in the trade? And could there be opportunity? Buy low? Sell high. Oil's next move. Speaking of high,

crude oil rising again, energy stocks trading at records, but have some of these names gotten ahead

of themselves, even with everything that's going on? We'll dig into the charts. Plus,

why the yen's move caught the eye one or two of our traders is Citigroup looking to get a little regional and counting down to Nike earnings.

The sports board a giant trading at eight-year lows.

Is there anything CEO Elliott Hill can say or do next week that will get that stock going again and making money for you. We're going to find out.

Hi, everybody. I am Brian in for Melissa Lee tonight coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ

and on your desk. We got Tim, we got Steve, we got Guy, and we got Mike Co out west.

Let's begin with the month plus long losing streak for stocks. The Dow now down over 10% from its high

means it's officially in a technical correction. The S&P today down 1.7%. That's its fifth straight

losing week. But the real pain was the NASDAG. In fact, down close to another 2%, and it closed out a

rough week. This is President Trump's Iran deadline extension, failed to ease investor fears.

The NASDAQ posting its lowest close since August and pacing for its worst month in a year,

the NASDAQ is now down nearly 13% from

its record high of last year. The magnificent seven stocks among the biggest drags on the index,

as you would imagine, Apple, in fact, is the only one of those seven that is down less than 20%

from its record high.

And check out this, RBI, random but interesting.

Oh, I like that.

Invidia, Microsoft, Metagaiadami,

they're all more than 60% below

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