At a day when the NASDAQ set a new record close we are coming to you live

from the heart of the action in New York City's Times Square. This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. The volatility puzzle, multiple measures of market

unpredictability are at deep lows even as uncertainty looms over investors,

but are things as calm as they might seem on the surface or is trouble brewing below.

Plus the state of streaming streaming up fronts are underway and

the battle for viewer eyeballs is heating up. We'll talk to Lionsgate Vice

Chair Michael Burns about what is next for the industry and the just completed

spin-off of the company's film and TV studio business.

And later Google steps up its game in the AI Wars. Meam Madness goes beyond the game stops and

the amses of the world and the CEO of a biotech company disrupting the health care space.

I'm Melissa Lee come to you a lot from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Guyadami, and Katie Stockton, founder, and managing partner at Fair Leeds Strategies. And we start off with a market that may have gotten a little too complacent

in the face of rising uncertainty.

The Nasak closing at a record for the first time in over a month today and volatility across a variety of asset classes

somewhat surprisingly low.

The Ceebo's Vicks index trading near its lows of the year.

Bank of America's Move Index, a gauge of volatility in Treasury futures, is down 8% this year.

Even crude oil vol is at depressed levels.

All this, despite uncertainty over the consumer and rates, the potential trade war with China, and an actual war in the mid-east.

But two big data points could soon cause some ripples in this market, Plastered Waters.

CPI tomorrow and NVIDIA earnings next week.

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