The markets were rather quiet most of the day today as they held near all time highs. Investors seemed content to hold on to their long positions which let most of the markets flat. The Dow 30 was lower by 22, the S&P 500 lost 2, and the Nasdaq 100 was lower by 10 on the day. Tomorrow the scheduled new is light which will turn the attention back to political and company specific news.

Herbalife (HLF  ) was one of the big movers today that grabbed media attention as well. The nutritional supplement maker cut its sales outlook for the current quarter after releasing earnings. Though the company did raise its profit guidance investors could not get past the gloomy outlook. The company has had to adjust their revenue forecasts due to new FTC rules and softer sales in Mexico. Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman also weighed in which moved shares lower as well. Shares are still positive on the year but today's move eliminates over a months worth of gains.

Ebay (EBAY  ) shares popped up to new highs today after getting an upgrade from Credit Suisse (CS  ). The firm upgraded the stock to outperform from neutral and raised its price target by $10 to $44 dollars a share. The firm stated in their note that "the stock remains a turnaround story" and that "platform changes and product innovation will drive eBay's growth in the marketplace." For the year shares are hovering around the 20% gain mark.

Forestar Group (FOR  ) shares blasted off to highs first thing this morning after news came out that D.R. Horton (DHR  ), a US home builder, offered to buy 75% of Forestar. DR Horton's offer came in at $16.25 per share in cash and currently out bids Starwood Capital's offer by 14%.