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 new Fed chair sworn in, Kevin Warsh officially taking the reins of the central bank today.

But what awaits him as inflation pressures continue to dominate and what could he mean for policy and the markets?

And countdown to IPO, OpenAI, about to become the latest mega

unicorn to file its prospectus. What we can expect from the stock when it finally hits the

market and what's in store for all the other heavyweights filing this week. Plus, is there

trouble lurking in a Bitcoin market? Dell soars ahead of earnings next week and a chip

ETF post solid gains without the help of its

biggest component. What NVIDIA's underperformance this week says about the state of the

semi trade. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour,

Carter Braxtonworth, Steve Grasso and Bono and Eisen. And we start off with a strong end to what has

been a volatile week. The Dow gaining about

300 points, setting a record closed for a second straight day and hitting an intraday high

for the first time since February. The S&P in NASDAQ also with solid gains. The S&P notching

its eighth straight week in the green, its best run since the end of 2023. That seemed well out

of reach just on Tuesday when the yield on the 10-year

treasuries were closing in on 4.7 percent, the highest level in over a year, inflation fears

putting pressure on rates. And while yields pulled back by some on Friday, this morning's

final read for consumer sentiment in May came in at the lowest level on record, that is the kind

of economy being inherited by Kevin

Warsh, who was officially sworn in his Fed chair earlier today. President Trump, who has long

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