Live from the NASDAQ market site, on a day markets erased all of their post-inagoration

gains. This is fast money. Here's what's on tap tonight. A Friday fade, stocks sinking and closing

near their lows of the session, the Dow and the NASDAQ putting in their worst week of the year.

Consumer stocks, transports, big tech, seeing the biggest losses. How do you make sense of the action and how do you set up going into

next week? Well, we're going to tell you, but it wasn't all bad news. China stocks bucking today's

downtrend, Alibaba closing in on the $150 mark for the first time in over three years. But as the

recent run come too far, we'll debate it. Plus, counting down to NVIDIA earnings, housing headaches,

Royal the homebuilders,

and a market fright spot in aisle, too, why Staples cut a bid during the session. I'm Courtney Reagan in this evening for Melissa Lee, coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ. On the desk

tonight, we have Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Courtney Garcia, and Steve Grasso. But we're going to start with a sea of red on Wall Street.

The market sell off intensifying throughout the session as weak data on consumer sentiment and a huge drop in United Health weighed on the markets.

The Dow plummeting nearly 750 points, seeing its worst day since December.

UNH responsible for 30% of that loss. We'll have more on that in just a few.

But take a look at some of the other big losers today.

Discretionary stocks, the biggest sector laggard led lower by casinos, cruise lines, and more.

Industrials also taking it on the chin with GE-Vernova, Old Dominion and United, seeing

outside drops.

And take a look at Meta.

A week ago, it was writing

historic 20-day win streak. We were talking about it here a lot, and now it's down four days in a row

and taking the rest of the Mag 7 down with it. All this action coming ahead of Invidia's fourth

quarter results on Wednesday, the last of the mega-cap names to report. That stock now just barely

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