The market is once again in record high territory, as industrial production data and housing starts exceeded expectations.

The Dow gains 0.1%, as Goldman Sachs (GS), Home Depot (HD) and Boeing (BA) lead.

New highs continue to outpace new lows

On the NYSE:

• Advancing 1,861
• Declining 1,058
• New Highs 148
• New Lows 12

On the Nasdaq:

• Advancing 1,664
• Declining 1,452
• New Highs 178
• New Lows 43

Boeing (BA) reversed higher despite 737 Max production announcement. The stock is up 0.2%, after falling as much as 2% earlier. Boeing suppliers are also under pressure, Spirit AeroSystems (SPR) is down 2.6%, and Triumph Group (TGI) is up 0.3% after plunging 6.2% on Monday. General Electric (GE) is currently down 0.2%

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, said in July that halting Boeing 737 Max production could be more efficient than a sustained lower production rate. It would reduce the outflow of airplanes, as storage space becomes an issue.

Energy is the best performer in the S&P as oil prices rise. Oil is testing resistance at $60, crossing above would send buyers looking for an opportunity in oil stocks.

US Job Openings Surge Past Expectations

The JOLTs report came in 260,000 better-than-expected.  The jobs market is amazing and yet people are still reluctant to quit their jobs, which keeps wages lower if they’d go if more folks hit the bricks.