Live in the Nazak market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on top tonight.

100 days in the books, President Trump notching his second, first 100 days in office,

stock seeing their worst start of a term since Nixon.

But can we expect more downside ahead or a continued comeback from all this tariff pain?

We'll debate that in In pumping the brakes on

auto tariffs, the White House adjusting its plans for levies. So-called automakers don't see

a stacked tax, but will it be enough to lighten the load as car companies rush to bring

production stateside? Plus, earning season in full swing. Snap, Starbucks Visa headline tonight's

action, a weight loss deal packing on the pounds

for hymns and hers and tech's pair of twos, why the chartmaster isn't loving what he's seeing

as tech giants get ready to report.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Come to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Guy Dami,

and Lori Calvesina, head of U.S. Equity Strategy at RBC.

Welcome, Lori.

We start as President Trump completes the first hundred days of his second term, a milestone for any administration and for the markets. It has been a turbulent time.

Major averages initially shot higher after Trump took office, with the S&P hitting a record

in mid-February, but then turned sharply lower.

The announcement of sweeping tariffs sent the index to more than one-year lows earlier this month.

And though it's clawed back from the worst levels, the S&P is still down more than 6% since inauguration.

The NASDAQ is down nearly 10%.

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