Dow jones futures saw mild selling pressure of 0

Dow Jones futures saw mild selling pressure of 0.12%, with investors adjusting positions ahead of durable goods orders data. A weaker reading could hit industrial components of the index. As of the closing bell on Oct. 1, the Shiller P/E chimed in with a reading of (drumroll) 40.04. This is just a stone's throw away from its peak of 40.15 during the current bull market, and represents the second-highest multiple during a continuous bull market dating back 154 years. "It definitely sucks when people are like, 'So what are you doing now?,'" Salvadore, a Florida native, told CNBC. "I'm sitting in my parents' house on LinkedIn 24 hours a day." Futures for the Dow Jones dipped slightly on revised GDP growth projections. Economists see cooling domestic demand which could temper the current rally in cyclical shares.