Stock market bulls dominated for the second consecutive day this week sending shares up higher. Shares spiked higher on reports from Shanghai that Chicago Fed Chief Evans insured rates will maintain an "accommodative" rate for 6 months. Existing Home Sales exceeded expectations for the day as computer chip demand grew and sent tech stops upward.
The Dow Jones Industrial average made three figure gains up, 102.94 points to 10888.83. The tech laden Nasdaq also did well on computer news surging 19.84 to 2415.24 while the S&P 500 tacked on 8.36 points to 1174.17.
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