In the end, markets finished to the downside.

The Dow lost 97 points, three ES and P 500 shed seven and the NASDAQ slipped 31 points, its sixth losing session in seven.

For right now, investors are focused on politics, says Summit Place Financial Advisors Liz Miller.

We had a good, strong open and we gave it all back today, and I think that this is just indicative of investors trying to figure out where we're going to be.

And it could be that we're going very sideways until we have this election.

Earning Season Continued to give investors individual names to trade on Tesla topped quarterly sales forecast, with vehicle deliveries hitting a record despite disruptions caused by the health crisis.

Theologian Carmaker predicts production at its Fremont, California, factory should reach full capacity by the end of this year or early 2021.

Sales at Chipotle Mexican Grill barely topped forecasts despite a surge in online orders that tripled from a year ago.

Digital sales made up nearly half of all of last quarter sales as consumers chose to dine at home instead.

But higher costs took a big bite out of quarterly profits.

She has a Snapchat parent.

Snap Inc soared to a post AIPO high on Wednesday as investors applauded the messaging app, user growth and sales figures.

It was a different story for Netflix.

It fell 7% after it posted its weakest subscriber gains in four years and earnings missed forecasts as well.