The markets were higher today as energy was strong and traders responded to what has been labeled a "Clinton Win" at last nights Presidential debate. The Dow 300 added 88, the S&P 500 closed up 9, and the Nasdaq 100 added 36 on the day. Tomorrow scheduled news is limited so traders will be on the lookout for leading sectors and strong oil prices to continue.

Tesla (TSLA  ) gapped higher this morning and was able to close up 2.21% as CEO Elon Musk announced that the company will unveil a new product on October 17. He wasn't very specific as to the type of product, saying that it will be a surprise to most people. Long term investors were also happy that the company will not have to raise money in the fourth quarter. While this is interesting news in the short term it should be noted that shares are hovering just off their 6 month lows.

Twitter (TWTR  ) fell another 11.49% today, officially giving back all the "buy out rumor" gains from the prior weeks. Potential buyers for the company have all but lost interest in the social media company. Alphabet (GOOGL  ), SalesForce.com (CRM  ) and Disney (DIS  ) were reportedly looking to acquire the social media platform. The company has not announced any news that covers what Twitter plans to do next. Shares are now back into negative territory for the year as well.

Deutsche Bank (DB  ) posted a small rally (1.91%) today despite the announcement that the bank failed to strike a deal with the US Justice Department. Deutsche Bank has recently been under pressure to settle probes involving its sale of mortgage securities before the financial crisis, and fines have been said to be upwards of $14 billion dollars. Deutsche Bank shares are still down over 40% for the year.

Facebook (FB  ) was positive with the markets today (0.97%) as it was reported that the company ended up getting a $14 million tax credit in the UK last year, even as profits soared. That means Facebook paid roughly $5 million in UK taxes for the year. Facebook is very near all time highs.