Which is likely to move the market

Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and a last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox.

Here’s what CNBC TV producers were watching as the S&P 500 and Dow closed at record highs on Monday, and what’s on the radar for the next session.

• David Burritt, CEO of American steelwill be on CNBC Tuesday at 11am ET.
• As the company focuses on a deal with Japan’s Nippon Steel, we’ll hear from the man in the middle.
• Shares are up more than 6% in the past week, but remain down 23% from December 18. high.

• Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen, CEO of the pharmaceutical giant, will answer senators’ questions about why the company’s weight loss drugs cost what they do.
• CNBC TV’s Angelica Peebles will cover everything from Washington.
• Actions of Novo Nordisk down 3% today. Shares are up 19% in 2024, but down 16% from their June 25 high.
• Eli Lillywhich is also a major maker of weight loss drugs, is up 58% in 2024. The stock is up 5.5% from its Aug. 22 high.

• The company reports Tuesday morning. AutoZone increased by 2% in the last three months.
• AutoZone is up 6.5% from its March high.
• AutoZone and O’Reilly Automotive both are up 17% this year.
• O’Reilly is down about 5% from its March high.
• Advance Auto Parts is behind in the sector. Shares are down 33% so far this year and are off 54% from their March high.

• CNBC TV’s Julia Boorstin will report on Tuesday Metahis artificial intelligence plan.
• The stock hit a new high on Monday. It closed Monday at $564.41, and the stock has more than doubled since October.
• So far in September, Meta is up 8%.

• Actions of Trump Media and Technologyformer President Donald Trump’s social media company, hit a new low on Monday. Shares closed at $12.15.
• The stock, which trades under the symbol DJT, has fallen nearly 30% in the past week. Thanks to CNBC stock guy Tom Rotunno for keeping an eye on this one.

• There were new monthly highs for Kinder Morgan, Stretcher Resources and Williams Companies.
• Thanks to CNBC data guy Chris Hayes for keeping these in mind.
• Kinder Morgan is up 12% in three months. The stock pays a dividend of 29 cents and currently has a dividend yield of 5.2%.
• Targa is up 24% in three months. The company pays a dividend of 75 cents per share and has a dividend yield of 1.9%.
• Williams Companies is up about 10% in three months. It comes with a dividend of about 47 cents per share and has a dividend yield of 4.1%.

• Constellation Energy and Vistra both hit all-time highs for months. Energy it hit a four-and-a-half-year high.
• Constellation is up 29% in one week.
• Energy rose about 8% in September.
• Vistra is up about 25% in a week.
• It all comes amid positive feedback from Wall Street analysts on nuclear power and new commitments to invest in the industry from major banks around the world.
• Canada’s Cameo is up more than 13% in the past week, but is still 19% off its May 31 high.