S&P and Nasdaq set to open lower, Dow little changed

J&J's stock gained 1.9 percent to $125.50 premarket, set to hit a record high, after the Dow component posted second-quarter earnings that handily beat expectations. Goldman Sachs' results continued the market-beating streak for financials that JPMorgan kicked off last week. "Goldman is not that big of a factor, because all the other financials, except for Wells Fargo have been better-than-expectations," said Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial Group in Richmond, Virginia.