Dow futures traded higher for a third consecutive session, up just under three quarters of a percent and priced at 48,397, setting a new all-time high for both the index and the futures market. The driving factor is a continued rotation theme, with Dow futures showing relative strength and maintaining upward momentum, led by strong price action in industrial names and healthcare. Selling continued in big tech names, leaving the Nasdaq-100 and S&P futures basically unchanged for the day after trading below break-even for most of the afternoon. The Russell futures traded lower on the day, highlighting the dispersion in the market as the Nasdaq-100, S&P, and Russell remain below their own all-time highs.