The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new all-time high despite dull trading on Wednesday. The blue index fell 0.3%. The Sandp 500 traded sideways early, up 0.1% at the close. The energy, utilities and communications sectors lagged, while health care, consumer staples and consumer choice advanced. The NASDAQ reversed and closed nearly 0.2% higher. According to earlier data, volume on the NYSE
and NASDAQ was higher compared to the same time on Tuesday. The representatives defeated the reducers in both changes under 2:1. The small-cap Russell 2000 continued its recent gains, rising 0.3%. The Innovator IBD 50 ETF (FFTY) underperformed but pared some losses to close. The 10-year Treasury yield fell 9 basis points to 3.79 percent, its lowest level since July. Dow Jones stocks Apple (
AAPL ) pared losses to less than 0.1% in late trading. The Dow leader was just above 192.93 buy points on the handle. The tech giant won an appeals court to lift the import ban on some Apple Watch models that share patent rights. Microsoft (MSFT) declined, but remained in a buy zone above the cup's 366.78 buy point. Caterpillar (CAT) remains in buy territory above 293.88 buy points. Nike (NKE) continued
to drift lower after falling below its 50-day moving average last week on a cautious outlook. Stocks are moving today Among other stocks in the Grand Seven, Tesla (TSLA) rose nearly 2% as it forms a double bottom with a buy point at 278.98. Tesla has already broken the alternative entry of 252.75. The electric vehicle giant plans to update its Model Y car in Shanghai. Nvidia (NVDA) is also just above a buy point at 76.09, also from a double bottom. Google Parent Alphabet ( GOOGL ) was down but
barely above the 139. 2 handle entry. Amazon.com (AMZN) is extended from 1 5.86 but in a buy zone above an alternative buy point at 1 9.26. Outside the Dow Jones, MicroStrategy ( MSTR ) rose more than 11% after the company said it bought $616 million in Bitcoin ahead of regulators' Spot ETF
decision. MSTR has increased over the past three months, but the composite rating lags at 69. Among other crypto holdings, Ark Invest fund manager Cathie Wood's stake in Coinbase (Coin) has risen to levels last seen in April 2022. Marathon Digital (MARA) rose more than 15% for the 11th consecutive
day. On the IBD 50, ServiceNow (NOW) formed a tight three-week pattern with a buy point at 720.68. ACM Research (ACMR) has now extended a buy point at 18.75.
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