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 top tonight. The Fed bounce and bobble.

Stocks initially jumping after the Central Bank Chair said a rate hike was unlikely to be its next move

but the rally losing steam into the close what sparked that pullback and is this just a sign

that the volatility is not behind us plus Plus sinking Starbucks, the stock falling nearly 18%

at the lows of the day, the CEO getting to a very testy exchange with

Kramer this morning. Is there any reason to still be bullish on this stock?

We'll talk with one analyst who's holding on to their buy rating.

And later, Pfizer shares catch a bid after earnings,

New York Community Banks surprises investors

with a clear path to profitability

and big moves from Qualcomm and

Zillow in the after hours for breaking down all the results. I'm Melissa Lee

coming to you live from studio be at the Nasak on the desk tonight. Tim

Seymour Karen Finner and Steve G, and Michael Kontopoulos,

Director of Fixed Income at Richard Bernstein Advisors.

Welcome, Michael.

And we start off with that boomerang action in stocks

after the Fed news conference.

The S&P initially soaring more than a percent but pulling

back sharply in the last hour of trading to close in the red. The NASDAQ had been

up nearly 2 percent at the highs also finished lower.

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