The Dow Jones Industrial Average punched through another milestone Tuesday, after a short period of two months to recover its losses for the first time more than $ 15,000 from the last closing of the 2008 financial crisis.
Good economic reports, strong corporate earnings and the central bank's new support helps to relieve investors of another economic slowdown. There are signs that the tide of spring will destroy the assembly, such as occurred in the past three years have been looking for.
In contrast, the Dow continues to epic summit in 2013, have seen it climb up 1,952 points - nearly 15% - from January 1.
James Paulson, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management, said: "This thing, driving U.S. stocks rise in confidence". "Economic growth, job creation and the housing market has been better than expected."
The Dow closed at 15,056.20 points, up 87.31 points, or 0.6%. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 8.46 points, to a record 1,625.96, or 0.5%. Has risen 199 points, this year's 14%.
Extend the record close of the stock market comeback from the depths of the financial crisis. These two indicators have reached record highs earlier this year, and then rise, mainly due to optimism that the U.S. economy will continue to grow.
: "We do not believe that people's economic strength given enough credit," said Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist for Schaeffer's Investment Research. "We still like the market."
Detrick said he was particularly encouraged by the smaller stock, the ZTE beyond large companies a wide range of recovery. The Russell 2000 index rose 8 points to close at 967.82 points. It has increased by 14 percentage points.
Standard & Poor's has six consecutive months climb - seven months running in March 2009, when the market hit a low financial crisis, ended the longest gain since October 2009.
Has joined in the rally in the S & P 500 Index's 10 industry. Care companies led the way, an increase of 19%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S & P 500 Index and the Russell 2000 index of smaller companies are at record levels. The only exception is: The technology-heavy Nasdaq, which is still far below the peak scaled in the dot-com bubble.
Six years have passed since the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 14,000 for the first time.
Filled with Tuesday's gains, investors more and more people realize that the traditional threat, a rising market - rising interest rates and falling profits, the possible recession - are unlikely to happen soon. More importantly, interest rates near record lows, investors see some other places to put their money.
In a round interview on Monday, investor Warren Buffett said, looking at the stock market "reasonable price" even in its surge. However, Buffett said, people focus too much on the market, reaching an all-time high. They should be noted that when the market hit new lows.
"At this time, the stock is getting cheaper," Buffett accepted CNBC. "At this time, stocks to sell, but people become more excited when they see new highs."
S & P 500 companies have more than 400 open first quarter results beat Wall Street's earnings expectations out of 10 points, according to S & P Capital IQ's. Analysts estimate earnings growth of 5% in the first quarter, will pick up their pace through the rest of the year.
The message was to promote stronger employment over the last three months of last Friday, the Dow over 15,000, but it is the end of this week below that mark.
On Tuesday, the U.S. market, followed by Japan and Europe higher indicators, they answer the good news of the central bank stimulus and the German economy. U.S. satellite television company DirecTV and watchmaker Fossil quarter profit elevator.
Fossil stock leapt $ 8.92, or 9%, after the company said higher sales lifted its profit of $ 107.88.
DirecTV, the largest satellite TV service suppliers, up 3.9 $ 9, or 7%, to $ 61.95 after its earnings beat analysts' estimates. The company reported more users in the United States and Latin America.
For the Dow Jones index, which is the 17th consecutive rise on Tuesday. The only day of the week long series of consecutive gains Wednesday, which was recorded in 1968, 24 stripes, Detrick said.
In other trading, the Nasdaq composite index rose 3.66 points, to 3,396.63, an increase of 0.1%. This is still a far cry from the high from March 10, 2000 5,048 dot-com era.
Japan's stock market rise, the Nikkei push past five years, for the first time in more than 14,000. Nikkei Index has risen 36% this year, the Bank of Japan announced a new active monetary policy, to get the country two decades of stagnation.
In Europe, Germany's DAX index hit a record 8,195 bouyed surprisingly strong industrial orders, the former slightly down.
The U.S. government bond market, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yields edged up from 1.76 to 1.78 percent from late Monday trading. Optimism on the U.S. economy has yanked production in the past week, as traders transfer funds out of the safety of the U.S. bond market. Sunk by the year closing low 1.63 percent on Thursday.
 
 
 



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