US stocks flooded in a wide-based rally as financial backers evaluated the viewpoint for profit and as hypothesis developed that markets are near reaching as far down as possible. The S&P 500 resisted the late-day inversion that has been the foundation of this unpredictable market, shutting close to meeting highs in its greatest one-day gain since June 24. The tech-weighty Nasdaq 100 beat with megacaps Apple and Alphabet quickly returning. Asian prospects point higher as a dollar measure succumbed to the third day. Depository yields rose, oil is back above $104 a barrel, and Bitcoin is more than $23,000.
