The S&P 500 hovered near a record high on Tuesday, pausing ahead of the key Federal Reserve decision slated for Wednesday.
The Dow Jones Industrials moved doggedly forward 28.89 points to 35,942.73,
The S&P 500 advanced 8.19 points to 4,621.85, also attaining at an all-time high.
The NASDAQ Composite eked up 4.48 points to 15.600.39, and to record territory.
Tesla shares cooled off Tuesday after popping during the end of October. Shares of the electric automaker dipped 2%, though they are up more than 50% over just the past month.
The drop follows a report that the carmaker is recalling 11,700 of its vehicles due to a communications error, and a tweet from company founder Elon Musk that Tesla has yet to sign a contract with rental giant Hertz.
Pfizer shares rose 2% after the drug maker's third-quarter profit topped expectations. It also raised its 2021 revenue and EPS outlook.
Under Armour shares soared 15% after the athletic retailer hiked its annual outlook, revealing the company is seeing progress in improving its brand image under CEO Patrik Frisk.
As of Monday evening, 55.8% of S&P 500 companies have reported quarterly financial results, with 82% beating earnings estimates.
The Fed, at the conclusion of its two-day meeting on Wednesday, is expected to announce it will begin unwinding its $120 billion in monthly bond purchases implemented during the pandemic.
The October jobs report is set for Friday.
Prices for 10-year Treasurys were unchanged, keeping yields at Monday's 1.56%.
Oil prices dumped 84 cents to $83.21 U.S. a barrel.
Gold prices faded $3.80 to $1,792.00 U.S. an ounce.