Another record close for Wall Street

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By Brian Allen - email

The positive swing continued on Wall Street today.

After a record-setting close yesterday, the Dow saw another banner day.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit another record high today, gaining over 42 points.

The Dow closed at 14, 296.

It wasn't the same story for all stocks.

The NASDAQ lost just over a point.

And the S&P was up slightly.

It gained nearly two points.

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