Live from the Nasdaq Market, sight overlooking New York City's Rainy Times Square.

This is Fast Money.

I'm Courtney Reagan, filling in tonight for Melissa Lee.

Tonight's straighter lineup, Tim Seymour, Steve Rassow, Guaidami, and Karen Feynerman.

Tonight on Fast, Amazon in focus as we're hours away from the end of Prime Day or days.

But what do early results say about the state of the consumer?

Former Best Buy CEO, Uber Jolie, gives us his recipe for retailers as they try to ring

up sales.

Plus, Bitcoin's big bounce, the crypto crashing through the 30,000 mark earlier on the day

before staging a massive rebound.

We go off the charts to find out where it's going next.

And it's the start of a whole new business cycle.

The ultimate stay-at-home play is trying to get in on the back-to-work trend, too.

We're going to bring you those details.

But we start with a big move for Big Tech, the Nasdaq outpacing the broader market today

to close at an all-time high and marking its first intraday record since April.

And take a look at some of the FANG plus names, Netflix, up nearly 3% today, Facebook,

more than two, and Microsoft hitting a market cap of $2 trillion for the first time.

It closed just shy of that number.

So is this a sign of what's going on in Big Tech across the board?

Steve, I want to start with you.

It seems like that's all we talked about for so long.

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