Live from the Nasdaq Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is Fast Money.
Here's what's on tap tonight.
The consumer, coming back to life,
we are just days away from a big Black Friday and the discretionary sector is shrugging off some weak data to help power the S&P,
what we are seeing out of retail with the countdown to Christmas ticking lower.
And the latest read into data center demand,
the AI trade is accelerating, but can the power players keep up?
We'll talk to the CEO of a data center operator to find out the real problem facing the space.
And later, Dell on the move after reporting results,
binging on some Netflix technicals, and a $50 billion robotics company, Surging.
The name of the details, straight ahead.
I'm Melissa Lee, coming to you live from Studio B at the NASDAQ on the desk tonight.
Tim Seymour, Carter Worth, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.
We begin with fresh signs of life in the consumer trade, just three days before Black Friday.
Discretionary socks, the second best performing sector today.
4% on the week, even as we got disappointing retail sales and confidence data this morning.
Today is leading, coming from all parts of spending map, Chipotle,
Ralph Lauren, William Sonoma, Lulu, and Home Depot, all seeing big gains.
And then there are outsized moves today in Abercrombie and Fitch of 38% Coles,
soaring 43% and best by closing 5% higher.