Right now in fast late day selling the day after the Fed decision, tech heading hit the

hardest along with stocks, pecked to the consumer, so if the spending party is over, where

do investors turn for profits now, plus a face-off on Capitol Hill, Jamie Dimon scoring off

the commissioning representative Rashida to leave, Dimon saying no way his bank will stop

lending right now to big oil and why he believes doing so would be a quote, road to hell,

then a big upgrade for Eli Lilly, the stock rocketing hire one analyst says their obesity

drug is a potential blockbuster, one of our traders says it could be the holy grail

for weight loss and later, the CEO of Cannoh Health will join us, the stock shooting up

late in the day and reports Humana and potentially CBS are eyeing the company.

I'm Melissa Lee, this is Fast Money Life in the Nasak Market site on the desk tonight

Karen Feineman, Dan Nathan, Brian Kelly, and soon to join us, Bono and Ison.

In the meantime, we begin with another down day in Wall Street nearly a quarter of the

S&P 500 hitting fresh 52-week lows at one point today, the Dow selling into the close

to end near session lows and tech once again falling harder than the other major averages

all of this as rates keep marching higher, the two year and the ten year, both surging

again today, the yields it is.

One of our traders who believes today's move didn't start on Wall Street or Washington,

but rather half a world away, an hours ahead of the opening battle, he says the trigger

began in Japan because of a currency intervention by their government, something they have not

done since 1998.

Who would say this?

Of course, the one and only BK.

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