emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up, congressman michael mccaul. that is attack clock a.m. eastern -- at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the markets made history once again. the dow jonesme ever. beckwith this is michael purves. just a round number or is it through a major resistance level? it has been there a couple of months now? michael: it has been riding through that higher. we saw the same, we saw things push through to fresh eyes. -- highs. 20k maybe more psychologically important to retail investors that have not necessarily participated in the bigger rally over the last few years as much as institutions have. but i think what is important k is the fact that large multinational companies are doing well. it is a little statement that all is not horrible outside the united states. we have had such a u.s. center of discussion on equity markets after the election. at equityou look markets in europe, many of them have been doing better. china is not falling apart, either. alix: i'm glad you raised to that. jon, if you take a look at the top three gainers, ge, cisco, and apple. different sectors, industrials, tech, and consumer tech. jonathan: for the retail audience