Is it the End of the longest bullish trend in history?

The equities are booming this week but there is another asset that gains momentum by the investor's magnified risky appetite. The commodity markets also registered gains on Wednesday, accompanied by a positive performance in the crude oil markets.  Their profits were supported by average performances in natural gas and the yellow metal gold. These assets posted profits notwithstanding a substantial retrace by the popular greenback. On Wednesday U.S. West Texas Intermediate and international benchmark crude oil futures registered their biggest daily performance in more than 24-months. On Wednesday Gold prices grew early in the trading session due to safe-haven buying supported by fears over the partial U.S. government shutdown.

On Wednesday Stocks registered their greatest trading day in more than 10 years. The popular Dow Jones Industrial Average noted its biggest single-day point-earn in history. Profits in energy stocks but in retail as well, was the driving force behind the increases. For now, the stock market defeated its steep declines experienced in the previous session. The S&P 500 rose about 5% while the Dow ended about 1,086.20 points higher at 22,878.40. Yesterday was also the highest bullish movement based on percentage since the March of 2009.