The Dow fell 271 points on Monday, but the month wasn't shabby for the blue chip index, either.

It had the best monthly gain since 1987.

The S and P 500 was down 16 points on the day.

The NASDAQ dipped only seven points after hitting an intraday high.

And it's not just Wall Street scoring records.

Bitcoin hit an all time high of $19,864 and global stocks surged a record 13% in November, adding 6.7 trillion dollars to global stocks, or about $155 million a minute.

A market pullback after a stellar run up should be expected, says Yield Street president Michael Weiss.

I believe people are taking off some of their big games.

I mean, if you're looking at your portfolio, you're looking at your 401 k, you're going to see that in November you had these incredible rallies and at the end of the month as we go into the end of the year.

You're going to see some people take those games, and I think that's really where we're going to see a little bit of pull back.

I don't feel that is there's something to significant here.

We're not seeing anything really sharp in one direction or another, so I don't think it's anything too much to worry about here.

Madonna was a market stand out.

The stock hit a lifetime high.

The company said it will apply for emergency authorization for its Cove in 19 vaccine in the U.

S.

And in Europe after full results from late stage clinical trials showed its vaccine was 94.1% effective, there was a record setting corporate deal for investors to consider.

Business information company S and P Global is buying I.

H s market in the biggest deal of the year.

The price tag.

$44 billion.

Shares of S and P Global rose, which is rare.

Foreign acquirer's stock i h s Hidden all time High Cyber Monday is set to be the biggest online shopping day in U.

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History.

Retailers are hoping to make up sales lost from a somber black Friday, which saw total in store traffic plunged 52% compared to last year, according to industry sources.

Looking at some retail stocks, Macy's was down nearly 6%.