Stock prices

Maybe it's just slow to correct after all. Which seems to be the point of view of investors in securities. The Dow Jones industrial average in the week, huge, and earn 5.4% to 12582.77, the best to go for weekly percentage gain since July 2009.
Combination of Greece to get the most from the austerity and hurdle the manufacture of some very strong statements earlier in the day contributed to higher stocks. Increased the S & P 500 by 5.6% this week for 1339.67 and the Nasdaq by 6.2% and added that the 2816.03.
Away from the major averages, the average Dow Jones transportation index to a record close on Friday, gaining 2.3% to 5548.42. And helped the high fuel prices are cheaper and hints that the economy is not falling off a cliff bars, airlines and shipping companies.
Chip stocks were also strong in the week, with the Philadelphia semiconductor index ramp approximately 7% to 419.11.
Inter-sectoral S & P 500, and topped the leaderboard with a power increase of more than 7%. Information Technology gained 6.79%, adding 6.56% luxury consumer and industrial rate of 6.4%.
After moving to the gains over the weekend for three days, investors return to some familiar ogres in the next week. Retailers will offer the same store sales figures for the month of June and on Friday, Ministry of Labour will submit a report on job growth in June While the stock market may be giddy, the function (and housing) image still looks very dull.