 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.