'Fast Money' traders talk stocks sinking on tariff worries and weak jobs data

Market Recovery & Potential Pullback - The market experienced the fastest and strongest recovery from a sell-off since April [1] - Technical indicators suggest the market is due for a pullback, noting an outside reversal day and a lower week [2] - The market's previous positive trajectory is facing headwinds, including tariffs and geopolitical issues [3] Catalysts & Profit-Taking - A lack of new catalysts is emerging after big tech companies reported earnings [3] - Investors may be more inclined to take profits given the narrow rally previously driven by tech and AI-related sectors [6][7] - The majority of catalysts that primed the previous market rally are now off the table [7] Economic Concerns & Labor Market - Weak jobs data adds to concerns that this pullback could be an actual growth scare [5] - Revisions to prior months' jobs data and GDP numbers raise concerns about the macro setup [8] - Weakness in the labor market is seen as a potential warning sign, suggesting prudent traders should take profits [9]