Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as the S & P 500 touched a fresh all-time high during Wednesday’s trading, and what’s on the radar for the next session. A new record The S & P 500 briefly crossed the 6,100 mark for the first time on Wednesday, setting its first intraday record since Dec. 6. It closed at 6,086.37, about 4 points from a record close. Other indexes still have a little work to do. The Nasdaq Composite is nearly 1% below its high of Dec. 16. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is 2% off its intraday record, set Dec. 4. The Russell 2000 hit an intraday record on Nov. 25 and is 6.5% below that. It set its last record close in November 2021. .SPX 1Y mountain S & P 500 over the past 12 months Netflix new high The streaming giant saw shares soar nearly 10% on Wednesday, a day after posting its earnings report . It got within $1 of the $1,000 a share mark, but closed at about $954 a share. Netflix said it added 10 million more subscribers than expected in the fourth quarter, bringing its total to 300 million. It was the stock’s best day since October. Shares had been up nearly 15% at their highs. It was the best performing stock in the S & P and the second best in the Nasdaq 100 (read on to find No. 1!) Disney was flat Wednesday, but is up about 12.5% in the past 3 months. Warner Bros. Discover was up 2.9% today and 33.5% in three months. Paramount was up 0.3% and is up 2.3% in three months Amazon was up 1.8%, setting a record close. It’s up 23.9% in three months. YouTube owner Alphabet was flat on the day, but up 20% in three months Comcast , the owner of CNBC’s parent company NBCUniversal, was up 0.4% in the session and is down 10.7% in three months. Roku was down 0.2% Wednesday and is up 3.7% in three months Earnings movers Johnson & Johnson was down about 2% despite beating revenue and profit estimates for the latest quarter. Shares are down 11% in the last three months. Travelers jumped 3% after posting a record year for net written premiums. Shares are down almost 5% in three months. Procter & Gamble rose nearly 2% in the session, but is down roughly 3% in three months. The Tide & Pampers maker posted better than expected earnings and revenue in its latest quarter GE Vernova jumped 2.7% on its report. It’s up 271% since being spun out of General Electric last March. United Airlines reversed course sharply after its earnings report Tuesday night. It was up nearly 5% at its highs of the session, but closed down 2.3%. Shares are still up 180% in the past year. Coming Thursday: GE Aerospace is up 6.6% in the last three months Health insurance provider Elevance is down 6.9% in the last three months After the bell Thursday, semi company Texas Instruments is up 1.6% in the last three months. GE 3M mountain GE Aerospace over the past three months CNBC in Davos Coverage from the World Economic Forum continues Thursday with another huge slate of guests Andrew Ross Sorkin will speak with the CEOs of Honeywell , BlackRock , Morgan Stanley and more CNBC’s Sara Eisen will talk to the head of Pinterest , Shein and others HON is up 11% in the past year. BLK is up nearly 27% in the past year MS is up over 58% in a year PINS is down almost 15% in a year. Semi strength The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) jumped nearly 2%, hitting its highest level since July. It’s now up 10.3% percent this year One of the biggest winners in the space was Arm Holdings , which was up about 16%, its biggest gain since last February. It was the best performing stock in the Nasdaq 100 today CEO Rene Haas spoke with CNBC Wednesday morning about the company’s role in the Trump administration’s AI Stargate projects Nvidia was up nearly 4.5% and closed less than 4% from its Jan. 6 high. ARM 1Y mountain U.S.-traded shares of Arm Holdings over the past 12 months Bruised Apple Less than a month ago, Apple’ s market cap was flirting with what would be a historic $4 trillion mark. It has fallen nearly 14% from its Dec. 26 high and has lost nearly $550 billion in market cap since. That’s more than all but 13 members of the S & P 500. Worth Charting’s Carter Worth said on “Fast Money” that there’s still more downside to come. Dry January Thanks to the desk’s Adrian van Hauwermeiren for flagging. Alcohol stocks continue to face pressure with Brown Forman dropping 2.3%. It’s down 13% this year and trading at levels last seen in October 2014 Constellation Brands is down 2.25% and 19% this year Boston Beer is down 1.3% and over 16% this year Diageo is down 1.7% and 7.5% this year Molson Coors fell 1.5% and is down 4.3% this year
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