Right now and fast, ending on a high note, markets closing out the week with another

set of gains and Azak leading the way and notching its longest win streak since November

2021.

The S&B closing just shy of 4,000 at highest level in a month, but with the heart of

herding season just around the corner, can the rally roll on, plus stuff in reverse,

legacy automakers taking a hit today after a major announcement from Tesla.

Did the EV maker just raise the stakes for the rest of the industry?

And we're just about ready to wrap up the reveal of our traders, 2023 acronyms, Banoin

and the General Jeff Mills, on deck for us tonight.

One is looking at some Zen, while the other is lusting after the live light how they're

trading the new year coming up.

I'm Melissa Lee, this is Fast Money, we're live with the Nasak Market site in the heart

of Times Square.

On the deck tonight, Tim Seymour, Banoin Ice and Jeff Mills, and Steve Grasso.

And we start off tonight with a message from the big banks, the stocks are racing early

losses after their latest reports, Wells Fargo jumping more than 3%, despite shrinking

profits and higher provisions for loan losses.

JPMorgan, Bank of America City, also ending the day in the green, the gains coming even

as bank execs suggest that the strength may not last.

JPMorgan saying a mild recession is now its central case and B of A, C, E, O, Brian

Moynihan expecting the economic slowdown to start in the early to mid part of this year.

So what should we take away from what we heard today?

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