The markets were in the green today, hitting record highs in the process as names like Netflix (NFLX  ), Apple (AAPL  ), and the financial sector helped the rally continue. The Dow 30 added 83, the S&P 500 gained 4, and the Nasdaq 100 was higher by 18. Tomorrow traders will focus on earnings as the scheduled news is light.

Adobe (ADBE  ) shares sold off 2.25% today as Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock to hold from buy. On the positive side the analyst firm did leave their price target at $160 per share, but analyst Nandan Amladi stated that he had concerns about the stock's current valuation being "relatively full." Adobe shares did close lower on the day but still show an impressive 45% gain on the year.

Nordstrom (JWN  ) also had a rough day today, losing 5.26% as it was announced that the company had "suspended its efforts to take the department store chain private." The announcement cited failure "to secure enough financing for a buyout." Comments from the company made it clear that this was only temporary however. The announcement stated that Nordstrom "intends to resume exploring the possibility of a go-private proposal after the holiday season." Shares sold off today, nearly touching yearly lows in the process.

Apple (NASDSAQ: AAPL) helped support the Nasdaq 100 today as KeyBanc upgraded the name to overweight from sector weight. The firm also upped their price target to $187 a share, which suggests another 17% upside from here. The analyst backed up his rating by saying, "The potential for Apple to exercise greater pricing power, along with further App Store growth, supports the view of the company as a franchise with subscription-like qualities rather than a regular hardware business." Shares added 1.84% on the day and have now added 37% on the year.