I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money.

Tonight's trader line up, Guy Dami, Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman and Dan Nathan.

Tonight on Fast, we're going round two on the banks.

One of our traders says this is the best looking chart in all of the financials.

That name in his bullcase straight ahead.

Plus, we're all over the after-hearth action and shares of Fastly the Cloudstock down big right now after the company slash revenue guidance for the quarter.

Why a Tik-Tok takedown is to blame and later Ford hits a big bump in the road.

We'll tell you about the hybrid headline descent shares skidding today.

But we start off with an earnings alert on United

the airline lower in the after-hour recession after reporting earnings.

Let's get straight to fill a bow with the details. Phil.

Hey Melissa United losing 1.8 billion dollars in the third quarter. That's not a

surprise. Everybody knows what's been happening with the airline industry. The

numbers a little wider loss than many people were estimating. A loss of $8.16 to share the estimate was for a loss of $8.16 to share. The estimate was for a loss of $7.53.

Revenue falling 78 percent, coming in a little shy of expectations at $2.48 billion. The real metric that everybody's focused on, the daily cash burn.

Now just for a point of reference, this is a company that was losing $50 million a day back at the end of

March when the pandemic accelerated.

They brought it down to $40 million for a daily cash loss in Q2.

They bring it down to $25 million in Q3.

Four million of that, by the way way is debt and severance payments so

their core daily cash burn comes down to 21 million dollars a day. Now in the

earnings report they do not give a break-even date so while we heard

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