The Big Winner of Cyber Monday? Victoria's Secret.L Brands stock was up almost 7 percent on Monday, and another 3.78 percent today

L Brandsis experiencing some early holiday cheer.

After rising nearly 7 percent on Cyber Monday -- thebiggest day of online shopping in history-- L Brands, makers of Victoria's Secret lingerie and operators of Bath & Body Works stores, was up another 3.78 percent today.

That was the largest gain on theEntrepreneur Index™, which closed up 0.17 percent.

The stock market appeared in a holding pattern today after strong Cyber Monday sales buoyed investor sentiment yesterday. With the uncertainty surrounding the health of the global economy, U.S.-China trade negotiations, and falling oil prices weighing on the market, investors appeared to be waiting for some clarity.

The G20 economic summit -- where U.S.-China relations will be center stage -- begins on Friday and an OPEC meeting, where potential cuts in oil production will be discussed, is scheduled for next week. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will also speak tomorrow at the Economic Club of New York, undoubtedly fueling speculation on the odds of another interest rate hike in December.

The Dow and S&P 500 indexes were up 0.44 percent and 0.33 percent respectively, while the Nasdaq composite index was up 0.01 percent.

Thetechnologysector was uncharacteristically quiet today, with only five of 13 tech stocks on the Entrepreneur Index™ rising or falling more than 1 percent.Netflixhad the biggest gain in the sector, rising 2.01 percent, whileVerisign Inc., which registers internet domain names, had the biggest loss at 1.91 percent.

Facebookcontinued to suffer slings and arrows from all directions. A former Facebook employee accused the company of having a "black people problem," suggesting it lacked organizational diversity. Meanwhile, Facebook's VP of policy was grilled today by representatives from nine countries in the U.K. parliament on fake news and disinformation issues. The representatives were angry that CEOMark Zuckerbergdid not attend the meeting. The stock was down 1.01 percent on the day.

While L Brands had a strong day, other clothing manufacturers did not. Luxury brand Ralph Lauren was down 3.85 percent andUnder Armour Inc.fell 1.89 percent.

Retailer stocks were also mixed with Costco Wholesale Group rising 1.62 percent and discount retailerDollar Tree Inc.falling 1.6 percent.Walmartwas down 0.12 percent andBed Bath & Beyondwas down 4.4 percent -- the biggest decline on the Entrepreneur Index™ today.

Tyson Foodsslid 1.88 percent and is now down 28 percent for the year. Fellow food-makerJ.M. Smucker Companywas up 0.16 percent on the day.

Other notable gains on the Entrepreneur Index™ today included whiskey-makerBrown-Forman Corp. (2.06 percent),Cognizant Technology(1.67 percent),Chipotle Mexican Grill(1.59 percent) andComcast(1.55 percent).

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