S&P Narrowly Closes at Record High | Closing Bell

Market Overview - The market showed resilience despite uncertainties regarding trade policy, tariffs, and the Federal Reserve chair [6] - S&P 500 closed up about 01% [6] - Nasdaq was down about 04% due to weakness in big cap tech names [7] - Dow Jones Industrial Average added 04% [7] - Russell 2000 outperformed, with small caps gaining tailwind [7] Earnings and Performance Highlights - Homebuilders outperformed, with the S&P composite 1500 homebuilding index up about 10% [2] - D R Horton's stock was up about 16% after third-quarter earnings beat expectations [18] - PulteGroup's stock was up 12% after reporting better-than-expected earnings [19] - Texas Instruments' second-quarter EPS was $141, beating the consensus estimate of $135, but the stock was down about 7% in after-hours trading [10][12] - Intuitive Surgical's second-quarter revenue came in at $244 billion, and adjusted EPS beat estimates at $22 billion, with shares initially moving higher but later declining [20][29] - Capital One's second-quarter adjusted EPS was $548, far exceeding the consensus estimate of $388, with net revenue at $1249 billion [22][23] - Enphase Energy's second-quarter adjusted EPS beat estimates by $006, and revenue came in better than forecast at $3632 million, with the stock up about 8% in after-hours trading [26] Company Specifics - Texas Instruments invested $39 billion in R&D and CIGNA and invested $49 billion in CapEx and returned $67 billion to owners over the past 12 months [14] - Intuitive Surgical's Da Vinci surgical system installed base grew to 10488 systems as of June 2025, a 14% increase compared to June 30th, 2020 [30] - Capital One's loans held for investment were approximately $4393 billion [23]