I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money.

Tonight's straighter lineup, Guy Dami, Tim Seymour, Pete Nigerian and Steve Grosso

Dashing through the snow, Dordash slaying slaying it in its public debut.

We're now awaiting pricing on Airbnb.

We will bring you the numbers as

soon as they cross plus Starbucks shares on the move in the after hours will tell you

what the company said about the future that gave this stock a jolt and later

hackers take aim fire eye dropping 12% the company hit with a highly

sophisticated attack by a foreign government so if a cybersecurity giant like

fire eye is vulnerable to hackers is anything safe. We'll bring you all the details.

But first we start off with tech taking a tumble. The Nasak calling nearly 2% for its worst day

since October 30th. The Nasak 100 ETF the queues breaking 11 straight days of

gains and just look at some of the big moves for big tech, Amazon and Apple

falling more than 2% so as today's weakness a healthy pullback or the beginning of something bigger.

Tim Seymour, I'll start off with you.

Well, was the pullback that we had on September 2nd, which was 14% and I don't know 8 or 9 sessions was that

healthy we came back to to set new highs so I none of this should be taken as an

alarm if you think about it semis were down 3%, yet are still up 4% over the last

five trading sessions. I think, you know, look, the Door-D-IPO and the AirB&B pricing kind of have this feel of ringing a bell of sorts, but I just think if you look,

look, if you saw the high momentum tech stocks and that includes Tesla, a Zoom, you know, a Peloton, you name it.

They were down significantly today and it just felt like it was a day to take a little momentum

off while everybody looked at, know what was really an absurd and

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