Stocks finished the last trading day of the year in the red as some light weakness in financials and tech held the major indices back. The Dow 30 was lower by 92, the S&P 500 closed down 12, and the Nasdaq 100 lost 46 on the day. Crude oil was a big focus as it closed above $60 a barrel for the first time in two and a half years. This puts oil up 12.5% on the year.

Amazon (AMZN  ) sold off 1.40% today thanks to the President, who tweeted that the U.S. Postal Service should be charging more to deliver packages. This of course would raise costs and hit directly at Amazons bottom line, but for now it's just a tweet with no real action taken or planned. The stock will close out the year with a 55% gain.

Tesla (TSLA  ) was lower by 1.27% today, despite the efforts of analyst Trip Chowdhry at Global Equities Research. Chowdhry contradicted another analyst's comments earlier in the week that Tesla would not meet model 3 delivery estimates, stating in a note that Tesla was likely not only to meet but could even possibly exceed its delivery guidance. Despite this positive note, shares continue to slide. Still, Tesla will close the year out up about 45%.

Chipotle (CMG  ) was lower by 1.95% today on a downgrade from a popular analyst firm. Cowen again issued their underperform rating on Chipotle, with a note that said they think their 4th quarter sales will come in below Wall Street expectations. Using Facebook "Check-ins" as their metric, Cowen's data suggests that trends are weakening. Chipotle continues to struggle and will close the year out down about 23%.