The markets were higher yet again today as the focus was on the Dow 30 breaking above 25,000. This is a record move in the sense that it only took 35 days for the Dow to move 1000 points. This has only happened one other time in history (which was only last March). The pace of the rally continues to speed up.

The Dow 30 was higher by 150, the S&P added 10, and the Nasdaq 100 was higher by 12. The catalyst for the move today was mainly cited as the strong jobs report. The private sector added 250k jobs in December which was well above economist expectations of 191k.

Tomorrow the focus will be on the unemployment rate which is due out before the market opens. Analysts expect the rate to remain unchanged at 4.1%.

L Brands (LB  ) shares sold off sharply today, losing 12.31%. The retailer which owns brands such as Victoria Secret and Bath and Body Works saw heavy selling pressure today after they announced weak December sales. The company also updated their guidance for the fourth quarter which was below what Wall Street had expected. The move today erased almost half of the gains seen since August of last year.

Snap Inc. (SNAP  ) shares sold off 4.67% today after getting a downgrade from Cowen and Associates. The analyst firm downgraded the stock to underperform citing weak ad buying expectations and consumer survey results. Snapchat also was busted for having a $4 million New Years eve party which did not sit well with investors waiting for the company to make a profit.

Tesla (TSLA  ) shares were lower by 0.83% today as the company released it's fourth quarter production numbers which greatly missed expectations. There have been many analysts coming out saying they would miss which is likely why the move wasn't worse. Tesla delivered 29870 vehicles last quarter which included 1550 Model 3's/