description Fast Money Overview
Fast Money is a CNBC business-news program that debuted in 2005. It features a host and a panel of market commentators who discuss stocks, trading strategies, economic developments, and notable movements in financial markets. The program is intended for viewers who follow United States business news and want discussion of market activity from people with trading and investment experience.
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What is Fast Money on CNBC?
Fast Money is a CNBC market program built around a host and panel of traders or commentators. Episodes focus on stocks, trading strategies, economic news, and sharp movements in financial markets.
When did Fast Money begin?
The program debuted on CNBC in 2005 and targets viewers who follow United States markets after the trading day. Its format emphasizes fast discussion of current market moves rather than long-form personal finance advice.
Who hosts Fast Money and where is it filmed?
CNBC identifies Melissa Lee as host, with the show based at the Nasdaq MarketSite studio in Times Square. The listed weekday time is 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time. [CNBC Events](https://www.cnbcevents.com/speakers/melissa-lee/)
How is Fast Money different from Mad Money?
Fast Money uses a panel discussion and rapid market debate, while Mad Money centers on Jim Cramer's single-host commentary. Viewers who want several traders reacting to stocks will find Fast Money more panel-driven.
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