Live from the NASAC markets I did the heart of New York City's Times Square. This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. A hair-trigger market. The Dow taking investors on a nearly 2,600-point ride.

The S&B swinging more than 400 points and the NASAC moving 1,500 points from low to high today.

Are these wild mood swings, a good or bad sign for the formation of a market bottom.

Plus to the penny, the chari master set to join us with what the technicals have to say about

where the S&B could be headed from here. And later, Apple taking it on the chin hard in this market

sell off. The stock already down 18% this month. Is this an overreaction or a true sign of how bad things are in U.S.-China relations?

I'm Melissa Lee. I'm here live from studio, Vietnam, I'm the best tonight.

Tim Seymour, Courtney Garcia, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.

And we start off with that roller coaster day on Wall Street, markets opening the day with another big loss

as the Trump administration doubled down over the weekend on their tariff plans. Reports the White House was considering a pause, though, sending stocks rallying into late

morning with the S&B climbing as much as 3.4%.

But it gave up those gains when officials called those rumors fake news, see-sawing the rest of the

session to end the day, basically flat.

The other major indices saw similar swings with the tech-heavy Nazak

whipsong nearly 10% from low to high. The Dow's 2,600 point range today was its biggest

on record. Meanwhile, yields on the 10-year treasury spiking sharply higher, climbing back over the 4%

mark seeing their biggest basis point jump in almost three years. And the VIX, the volatility

index, briefly topping 60 for the first time since three years. And the VIX, the volatility index, briefly topping

60 for the first time since last August. Does the bounce off today's low suggest we've made a bottom,

or is there more pain to come? Are we closer to a bottom maybe, forming a bottom? Guy, what do you think?

Well, Carter, we'll talk about the trend line. I'll talk about that prior high back in December of

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