…..Quiet day. ISM non-manufacturing slips lower. Productivity revised higher to zero. Factory orders dip. Thursday brings election in UK. Plus, Comey testifies before Senate. Qatar on the diplomatic ropes. Trump wants to privatize air traffic control. SCOTUS rules for Wall Street; looks into 4th Amendment digital case. Winners and losers on Wall Street. FAANG still rules. Hey Siri, wake me when Apple does something cool. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 06-05-2017   DOW – 22 = 21,184 SPX – 2 = 2436 NAS – 10 = 6295 RUT – 8 = 1396 10 Y + .02 = 2.18% OIL – .27 = 47.39 GOLD + .80 = 1280.30   The markets were drifting today. After hitting record highs Friday on a very weak May Jobs Report, there just wasn’t any good news to push the markets higher. There was a bit of negative or sideways news. On the economic data side, the Institute for Supply Management reported that their non-manufacturing index slipped to 56.9% in May, down slightly from April but still in positive territory.   The government said productivity was unchanged in the first three months of 2017 instead of declining at a 0.6% annual rate. The biggest change: The increase in output, or how many goods and services companies produce, was raised to 1.7% from 1%. The amount of hours employees worked, meanwhile, was revised to a slightly higher 1.7% gain instead of 1.6%. The updated figures show that labor costs rose more slowly than initially reported, ...