Fast money starts right now.

Live from the NASDAQ market site overlooking New York City's Times Square.

I'm Melissa Lear.

Trainers on the desk for Pete Nigeri and Tim Seymour, Steve Gasso, and Guyadami.

Tonight on Fast Goldman Sachs jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon going full crypto.

The first of the traditional big banks to win to join the craze and Spencer Bogart of

blockchain capital, a top crypto hedge fund says this is just the beginning of Wall Street

embracing the crypto universe. He'll be here to tell us what it all means. Plus

Tesla CEO Elon Musk going nuts on the company's earnings call last night

and shareholders are paying the price.

Jim Kramer will tell us the one thing Elon Musk must do to win back Wall Street.

But first we start off with stocks staging a major comeback at the lows of the day.

The Dow was down nearly 400 points, but then reversed midday, ending just slightly

higher as investors seemed to shrug off worries over the Fed in China.

But tomorrow brings the real test and it could be a

jobs doomsday. Both the strong or weak jobs report could cause pain on Wall Street.

Fast Money fans will recall that back in February strong wage growth in that jobs report is really what

sparked all the selling we've seen so far this year so is the market in a no-win

situation and when do you know if it's safe to buy stocks again?

Guy.

Lots unravel there, Mel, but let me put it this way.

I think the market isn't a potential win situation

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