Live in the NASAC market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on top tonight.

A major market reversal.

The SB hitting nearly six-month lows before staging a sharp midday turnaround.

What sparked the comeback and can markets keep the momentum coming next week?

And a meta meltdown is stopped getting precipitously close to

erasing all its gains since that historic 20-day winning streak. We make sense of the move

and what it says about the state of big tech. Plus a big box busts for Costco after earnings.

What came out of the White House's first crypto summit and opportunities overseas, how traders

are playing the rallies in markets outside the U.S.

I'm Melissa Lee coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Bono and Ison.

Welcome back.

Steve Grasso and Mike Coe.

We start off with that midday reversal, which capped off a wild week for stocks.

The S&P dropping more than a percent at its lows of the session before rebounding to end more than a half a percent

higher. Still, it was the index's worst weeks since September. The initial Friday sell-off coming as

investors digested a weaker than expected jobs report. The U.S. economy expanding payrolls by 151,000

in February less than the 170,000 expected. The unemployment rate edging higher while wages rose less than expected.

But comments from Jerome Powell seemed to turn things around midday, the Fed chair saying the central

bank can wait to see how President Trump's aggressive policy actions play out before it moves again

on interest rates. The president weighing in again earlier today saying reciprocal tariffs on Canada and

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