Live from the NASDAQ market state in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. A Tesla tumble shares trading at nearly three-month lows. Is there more

downside to come or will Elon Musk get shares revved up again? And three weeks into a second term,

we are getting a clearer picture of Trump's economic policies. Will early optimism prove justified

or is there a reckoning on its way?

Plus, digging in on earnings from Lyft and Super Micro, Apple reportedly partners up to bring its AI to China.

And we go off the charts to find the next move in the energy trade where one of our traders sees that space going.

I'm Melissa Lee.

I'm with you live from Studio B at the Nazak on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Guy Adami, and Katie Stockton, founder and managing partner of Fair Lead Strategies. Welcome, Katie. And we start

off with Tesla in turmoil. The EV stock plunging more than 6% today, hitting its lowest level

since mid-November and locking in a five-day losing street. The stock has lost a third of its

values in setting a record in December.

Retracing more than half its post-election rally, the latest round of losses coming amid a slew of

potential distractions for CEO Elon Musk. Heading up Doge. Here he is, in fact, today in the

Oval Office with the president as well as his son. Then there's his $97 billion bid for control of Open AI,

and of course his nonstop posting on X.

On top of that, there's concern over the slowdown in Tesla's core business.

The company seeing sales in France, Germany, and China plummet to start the year.

Bulls seem to think the push into self-driving will be the next positive catalyst for the stock,

but will that be enough to give Tesla the edge over the competition?

What are we looking at here?

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