Notes From All Over, Part 3 -- October 25, 2019

Wow, who wudda thought?

At its highest point Friday morning, the S&P 500 rose to as much as 3,027.39, surpassing the closing high of 3,025.86 it reached in late July. It came within one point of its all-time intraday high of 3,027.98.

Here were the main moves in the market, as of 11:29 a.m. ET:

• S&P 500: +0.53%, or 16.05 points
• Dow: +0.72%, or 193.15 points
• Nasdaq: +0.67%, or 54.81 points
• 10-year Treasury yield: +1.8 bps to 1.784%
• WTI crude oil prices: +0.2% to $56.34 per barrel
• Gold: +0.43% to $1,511.20 per ounce

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• SRE: the only disappointment; its regulated utility has shut off power to customers in southern California in accordance with the new California law mandating such if winds exceed a certain threshold; down as low as $143.72 but bounced back a bit, now at $144.80;
• AAPL: up 3/4th of a percent; up $1.77; trading over $245
• CVX: up almost a percent; up over a dollar; trading near $119
• D: down 1.53% -- which is interesting; I thought SRE was down due to wildfires; maybe something else going on
• EW: a little profit-taking; a small pause
• ENB: down a bit
• EPD: up a bit
• UNP: up almost a percent; up $1.46; trading near $172