Live in the Nasak, Mark is out in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight. Walmart, Wallop,

shares seeing their worst day in over 18 months despite posting an earnings beat. Was this stock already priced to

perfection or was this company telling the true tale of the consumer? Plus, Baba

breakdown, the Chinese tech giant, posting its lowest closed since May after shelving

its hotly anticipated cloud spin-off. its

lowest closed since May after shelving its hotly anticipated cloud spin-off.

It was just yesterday that one of our traders said he was positive on the deal.

Now what is he doing with shares?

And later, a formula for success.

Liberty Media made a big bet on Formula One racing six years ago.

Has it paid off and what could it say about the value of live sports?

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the Nazac on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Guyadami, and Kristen... G. may have gotten a little head of themselves this week, shares of Walmart diving 8%, their worst

day since May of last year, the big box retailer posting an earnings beat, but gave cautious guidance

for the holiday quarter.

But that wasn't the only reason for concern. New data showed home builder

sentiment fell to its lowest point in a year. Oil prices have dropped 5% as a rise

in inventory suggested slowing demand and weekly jobless claims climb to a

nearly two-year high. So does this all

mean that the soft landing investors seem to want to be price in into the

markets, maybe a little harder than hoped. Guy. Yes yes I mean it's interesting so the answer

I think is yes I mean the data suggests that things are slowing down the

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