 From ABC News, Wall Street. Now, stocks continue their record-setting march into the 4th of July. The S&P added 28 points. The Nasdaq rose 160. Both indices closing at all-time highs, and the Dow fell 24 points. The markets closed at 1 p.m. Eastern time. They're going to be closed for the holiday, and then they'll reopen for business as usual on Friday. It's another sign that inflation is slowing. The minutes of the Federal Reserve's June meeting shows policymakers focused on several factors,