The markets traded slightly higher today in another low-volume day. The rest of the week is likely to be more of the same with the New Year holiday approaching. The Dow 30 was higher by 28, the S&P 500 added 2, and the Nasdaq 100 gained 3.

Tesla (TSLA  ) shares were lower again today. The stock fell another 1.78% on the day following a report from analysts at KeyBanc who spoke with salespeople at Tesla stores across the country and concluded that the next earnings release will show 70% fewer Model 3 deliveries than expected. Shares have been sliding this week already, lower by over 3%.

Callaway Golf (ELY  ) shares sold off 6.91% today after getting downgraded to sell from neutral at Compass Point. In the analysts' note they cited the stock's 29% rise this year as concerning due to valuation reasons. While the entire market would be overpriced based on that assumption, Callaway still shows earnings growing over 150% quarter over quarter and a net profit margin of 18%. For the year the stock has quietly added over 25%.

General Electric (GE  ) shares started higher today, but continued the company's streak of losing days. The stock was lower on the day by 0.29%, despite an announcement that the company is increasing its stake in the Swedish 3D printer maker Arcam. GE continues to try and put a positive spin on its restructuring efforts, but for now investors are content to sit it out. Shares are lower by over 45% today, just a few pennies off new lows.

Finally, Macy's (M  ) shares completely gave back all the gains from yesterday's retail excitement. Shares were lower by 4.51% following news that the chairman, who was formerly the CEO, is leaving the company. Shares now have almost no chance of getting back to even for the year.