for more on the rise in the markets and what may come next, we get more from bob pasani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: the s&p closed at an historic high. it's been quite a run with the s&p posting gains for six straight months, it's longest monthly win streak since 2009. what's powering stocks? the two pillars of the rally remains. central banks are back-stopping the world and there is nowhere else to put money for global economic returns. china is fragile, and the u.s. with subpar growth of a little more than 2% is the best of the lot, hardly the stuff of record high stocks. that anemic global growth is showing up in corporate revenues, while many companies are beating on earnings, more than 40% are missing revenue targets. eaten today reported earnings that beat the revenues that were light, with european auto parts a drag. >> eaton's revenue growth will be very hard to come by. perhaps only 2%. that 2% has become the new normal for both gdp and for revenue growth. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pasani. >> as we mentioned a moment ago, stocks got