The major indices are continuing their upward momentum, looking for the 4^th consecutive up day. If these levels hold, we could be set for a record close.  The real winner today is the Russell 2000, and the microcaps are rocking.  The GameStop (GME) frenzy is at bay, and the stock has taken a major dive, down 37% today.

Ten of the 11 S&P 500 sectors are in the green. The benchmark 10-year Treasury is up slightly to 1.14% and is helping the Financials, which is the top performing sector today. Industrials are also outperforming as part of the recovery and stimulus trade.  

Crude oil futures are near the one year high.  The OPEC+ nations concluded their meeting, sticking to their guns with no change to the current supply cuts or output policy. WTI is about $56 per barrel.

Breadth is decidedly positive, with the up volume outpacing the down, and new 52-week highs are picking up steam, especially on the Nasdaq.

All eyes will be on the jobs number out tomorrow at 8:30am ET.